Sentence examples for information left out from inspiring English sources
"information left out" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it when you need to refer to information that has not been included or is unavailable. For example: "We weren't able to find a reliable source for the information we need, so there could be important information left out of our report."
The report that was released is a version of a classified one with some information left out.
For one key piece of information, left out of Waldstein's otherwise terrific piece, is that the Astros, despite all this defensive ingenuity, are, right now, 17-30, and fifth in the American League's Western Division and last year finished 51-111, also fifth in the A.L. West.
That's just one piece of key information left out of the new simplified checking account disclosure forms that have emerged as a fresh trend among the big banks.
This article was misleading because crucial information was left out (or "redacted"), and that will always cause a problem, whether editing audiotaped, written or e-mailed information!
For simplicity, information was left out about the many missions during warmer weather that were uneventful.
In the design of the API, crowd-sourced information was explicitly left out in order not to expose the participating municipalities to potential liability, by publishing negative data about a venue.
The giants of Silicon Valley are challenged, do we really want a world of buttons and information that has left out so much of our heart and human experience?
Our results suggest that much relevant information may be left out when population is used as the only measure of need, i.e. when distributional inequalities are described solely by differences in the number of health workers per capita.
In some cases, when information is intentionally left out, it's acceptable to use one or more em dashes to substitute for the missing words or letters.
Postpartum, a specialist doctor or senior midwife goes through every file and adds left out information and supplies specialist diagnoses based on information from the medical records.
A footnote in Continental Vending's annual report disclosed just enough to arguably comply with the accounting rules but left out information crucial to understanding what had truly happened.
