"unable to be located" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used when referring to something that cannot be found or located. Example: The missing key was unable to be located, despite searching the entire house.
On August 12th, the judge in the case, ruling that the "victim/witness" was "unable to be located," ordered the case dismissed.
For some journals, the links were broken and the journals unable to be located through a search engine.
The peaks in the XRD pattern confirmed that the Ag-NPs possessed a face-centered cubic and peaks of contaminated crystalline phases were unable to be located.
The only circumstances that rendered a reported use of the CIR or concussion ineligible for inclusion were (i) any event where the video of the player was obstructed by other players or the match official(s) (n = 0), or (ii) where the incidence was unable to be located following a full-match review (n = 5 uses of the CIR; n = 0 diagnosed concussions).
However, if one child remained sufficiently concealed, unable to be located by "it" until the streetlights came on and everyone needed to be home (or suffer the wrath of parents), the child who put forth the tremendous task of concealing his/her hiding place was declared the winner.
Thirty-eight participants (5.5%) were lost over the 12 years and were unable to be located for follow-up.
Twenty-eight (28) participants were unable to be clearly located in a specific group, and 7 were considered isolated, and these 35 students were excluded from further analyses.
The order came three days after prosecutors were unable to locate Oscar Espinosa Villareal, who is widely believed to have fled.
When the authorities were unable to locate him, he was found in contempt of court in August 2009.
The site often told me: "We're sorry, but we are unable to locate your Zoombak locator at this time".
They were unable to locate live plants.
