The phrase "missing out of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that was not included or was overlooked. For example: "We missed out on a great opportunity by missing out of the bidding process."
They prey on the "fear of missing out" – of the moment or event.
My paper cup: Has now got a bite-sized chunk missing out of it.
"When somebody reports something missing out of their car, y'all will know where to look.
However, in transport network planning and design, demand information is often missing, out of date, partial or inaccurate.
The Roma midfielder Radja Nainggolan reacted to missing out of the squad by announcing his international retirement.
The 54th suffered 272 killed, wounded and missing out of the 600 who participated in the charge.
But then in 2006 her burgeoning reputation was tarnished when she was banned for a year for missing out-of-competition drugs tests.
He was awarded the 2011 gold in January 2012 when the Frenchman Grégory Baugé was disqualified for missing out-of-competition drugs tests; he received the rainbow jersey in this velodrome in February that year in a low-key ceremony where the maillot arc en ciel was a junior one dredged up by the UCI.
It will even show you the data (several of the data points about me were missing, out-of-date or flat-out wrong), then point you toward Keepsafe Unlisted, a service for creating "burner" phone numbers (so you don't have to share your real number widely), and also toward a Keepsafe blog post that outlines how someone can try to remove their personal information from various data brokers.
The system facilitates extensive error checking for missing, out-of-range, and logically inconsistent values across the CRF in real time so that many potential errors are caught prior to final data submission.
The team finished 12th out of 14, missing out on nationals.
