"which are missing" is a correctly written phrase, and can be used in written English.
For example, "We're out of supplies, which are missing from our inventory."
The legs – which are missing – probably did the same.
"These decisions directly impact which stories and people are present and, more importantly, which are missing".
This provides the basis for coordinated approaches, which are missing from chaotic international voluntary activities.
You even get dedicated Page Up/Page Down keys, which are missing on the other three netbooks.
These particular variants, which are missing a key surface protein, didn't turn up again until 2010, and then only rarely.
It is supposed to include significant features, such as an e-mail program, which are missing from the current version.
Dr. Lee is charged with downloading weapons test and design data onto 10 portable computer tapes, 7 of which are missing.
The 15-foot-high pedestal is entered by a rooftop door that leads to a small staircase, several treads of which are missing.
Yet there are other significant economic benefits to the Scottish and UK which are missing in that part of the Treasury's critique, which do support Salmond's wider proposition about the crucial significance that oil plays in Scotland's wider economy.
Mr. Breen said it would actually consist of two identical bridges, one for northbound traffic and one for southbound, each with full shoulder-breakdown lanes, which are missing from the current bridge.
Even though Dr. Lee has not been charged with espionage, an appellate court ruled that to free him would be to risk his disclosing the location of the tapes, seven of which are missing, to foreign governments.
