Export using only render files?

Hi everyone,
I ran into some trouble with a recent project where I ran out of room on my external and hard drive. I had very little success submitting a working version of of the project which totals at a litlte above eleven minutes (the audio would go out of sync and/or the playback would be garbled). 720p went fine, the 1080p export was what was messing up. Anyway, I thought I had exported a working version and I really needed to make room on my computer again because I had moved around all these files from my documents to try to have as much room on my hard drive as possible, so I deleted the converted source files for the project because I still had the raw files and I figured I could just convert anything I needed over again. Then I discovered that what I thought was the successful 1080p export was actually a MOV that contained references to some of the files in the FCP folder (forgot to check self contained...the rest were tries as H264 and MP4 from "using quicktime compression").
Apparently at some point during deleting the converted files (or earlier), some of the raw source files somehow got deleted. I don't know how and I guess there's no way to recover them; they're gone for good. Yesterday I reconverted everything I could which meant everything except somewhere around five shots are available again. The thing is, it still plays fine in the canvas because I'm pretty certain it's still rendered in 1080p. So I can play it back full screen and it looks great. When I try to export it, however, it replaces the shots with "media offline" cards. So basically my question is is there a way to just use what's already been rendered? It would be a shame to only have this in SD when I have like 98% of it in 1080p.
Thanks

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