The phrase "missing information about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when discussing a topic or situation where important details or facts are not known or included. Example: "The police are still investigating the case, as there is missing information about the suspect's whereabouts on the night of the crime."
That provided their wobbly balance system with missing information about how their stance was changing moment to moment.
He believes he is missing information about jobs, classes or other opportunities that might help him get on his feet.
States voluntarily submit records, which are often missing information about mental health rulings or criminal convictions, and are not always rapidly updated to reflect restraining orders or other urgent reasons to deny a sale.
The Iraqi regime must disclose missing information about its chemical- and biological-weapons programmes and the odd stray missile something it has hitherto seemed unable or (more likely) unwilling to do.
In addition to a high prevalence of missing information about firearm type, this study has other limitations.
The existing works need an explicit user-query, are missing information about the domain, or require the modification through the provider.
This is a limitation of our study because this missing information about disease duration and the severity grades of a disease could influence the rate of persistence.
Methods like DAR clipping [5], as previously discussed, have been recommended to be used to reconstruct the clipped method, i.e., restore missing information about the signal.
Excluding those with chronic headache (617) and those with missing information about migraine previously and migraine in relation to menstruation reduced the study sample to 10,176 women.
Such analyses and missing information about the current condition of the system and its parts remain limited to addressing specific aspects of interactions among factors and stages for multiple decision making.
However, the limited training on what to do when facing unexpected situations of equipment failure and poor visibility, led participants to focus more on the outside view than on the instruments missing information about the aircraft status.
