The phrase "strange disappearances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing unusual or mysterious cases of people or objects going missing.
Example: "The town was plagued by strange disappearances, leaving residents both frightened and curious."
Alternatives: "mysterious vanishings" or "unusual disappearances."
A lesser known chapter of history is the series of strange disappearances among a small German community on the island of Floreana in the 1930s.
In "Perfect and Private Things", the university lecturer specialises in Weldon Kees, a poet whose life story is a miniature of Burnside's obsession with strange disappearances.
They fell under the spell of animist traditions and ritual magic, exploring strange disappearances of American heirs in the cannibal tribes of West Papua, spectacular royal funerals in Toraja, and finally encountering the "dream wanderers of Borneo".
Jackson's examples and photographs are used to illustrate that in the Bruckner Octagon, a section that includes Bruckner Blvd., the Cross Country Expressway, the Bronx Whitestone Bridge, the Mosholu Parkway, and the Hutchinson River Parkway, there have been strange disappearances involving solid, basically immovable objects, primarily real estate.
Defoe recounts their conversation and the strange disappearance of Mrs Veal.
It was the strange disappearance of Johnson and Houston that was bewildering.
The news caused a stir in Caracas, where the young woman's strange disappearance had left a hole in the art world.
Borland's troubles are laid bare in A Fatal Flaw – "I've made a strange disappearance, one that no one can see.
The two men are ostensibly on the island to investigate the strange disappearance of a patient locked up after murdering her three children.
In 1994 he mentioned to a visitor the strange disappearance of all the finials from his lamps along with his collection of tiny teddy bears.
While that state of affairs is not new, this year's strange disappearance of younger male viewers has disproportionately affected Mr. Letterman.
