"Crossing someone out on a list "

I know that it usually is "crossing someone out", like:

I:Why is her name crossed out?

Person: Because she is not going.

But my question is whether it will sound natural in "on the list" is included in a few contexts? Will it sound unnatural or natural, if not resundant in few cases...

I: Why is her name crossed out on the list?

Solution 1:

In the context of list, the standard phrase is

Her name was crossed off the list.

(At least, in US English.)

Definition of to cross off from Merriam Webster):

to draw a line through (a name or item on a list) Example: We can cross her off our list of potential donors.

Your proposed sentence would be understood, but the one I've provided is more standard.