"non mentioned" is not a correct phrase in written English.
You could use a phrase like "not mentioned" or "omitted" instead. For example, "The report omitted several important facts."
Non-Europeans mentioned included Pocahontas, daughter of the local Indian chief, who married a Jamestown settler (and inspired an inaccurate Disney cartoon film).
The non-linearity mentioned above has been modelled as a piecewise-linear system.
On the other hand, only a small proportion of the non-members mentioned it.
In interviews, 3 non-users mentioned that selection of relevant topics might lead to them using academic detailing.
One non-user mentioned he had nothing against academic detailing, but just did not have the spare time.
Most of the relevant papers appeared to be non-scientific, mentioned just a few outcomes, and emphasized the experiences of the project members.
[GP6] Furthermore, there were fears of non-compliance mentioned in combination with reserved attitude towards lipid-lowering medication: "There is a fair chance that she cannot keep track of all her medication and she will make mistakes.
The majority of reasons for non-attendance mentioned by frequent attenders were external reasons which were specific to the individual, such as illness, going on holiday or having to work.
As reasons for not having used NESTOR, non-users mentioned a lack of time, not having been informed, not using e-learning in general (preferring books), or having little interest in the subjects of traumatology and orthopedics.
In his speech, Cameron said that "non profit trusts" (but he also mentioned non-specified "other partnerships") would be able to take on crucial children's social services responsibilities from "any local authority failing its children".
Nevertheless, by the time the Democrats were streaming out of Charlotte the Fox folks had mentioned the aforementioned non-mention eighty-four times.
