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The phrase "remaining language" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the language that is still in use after some other language has been discarded or forgotten. For example: "After the fall of the Roman Empire, Latin gradually became a forgotten language, with only its remaining language used in certain religious and scholarly texts."

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As it happened, Congress removed the conscientious objector clause, but this deletion should not change our understanding of the remaining language.

The remaining language tests show one of two patterns.

Preliminary evidence of reliability obtained for the remaining language versions was encouraging.

Indication for awake surgery was a glioma within the left insular and perisylvian region with sufficient remaining language function to perform an intraoperative object naming and counting task.

From here we deduce a third principle of aphasia therapy: Focusing principle: It is advantageous to focus patients on their remaining language abilities, especially on those they avoid using Focusing principle: It is advantageous to focus patients on their remaining language abilities, especially on those they avoid using Aphasia therapy may profit from brain models of language.

Aphasia research has faced methodological and infrastructural challenges often remaining language, region and discipline specific, thus limiting the efficiency, strength and broader relevance of any research conducted (Collaboration of Aphasia Trialists, 2013).

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Finnic contains the remaining languages: the Baltic-Finnic languages, the Sami (or Lapp) languages, Mordvin, Mari, and the Permic tongues.

In the remaining languages only personal pronouns now have a distinction between a nominative and a non-nominative (dependent) form (e.g., Swedish jag 'I,' mig 'me'me

The remaining languages lack vowel quantity and are in intimate contact with Russian, which has lost the original contrastive vowel quantity of Indo-European.

In classifications published between 1950 and 1975, Pama-Nyungan was identified as a genetic subfamily; but the remaining languages were divided into some 25 to 30 subfamilies, some with just a single language, each descending separately from Proto-Australian.

The languages of the islands from the Marshalls and the Gilberts through the Woleai area in the above list appear to be more closely related to each other than to the remaining languages and have been referred to as "nuclear Micronesian".

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