The phrase "a corresponding loss of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where one thing decreases or diminishes in relation to another.
Example: "The increase in production efficiency resulted in a corresponding loss of employee engagement."
Alternatives: "an associated decrease in" or "a related reduction in".
There is a corresponding loss of eccentricity.
The decline of knitting isn't just about a small gain in convenience, and a corresponding loss of skill.
If Australians respect the United States as a strong protector, they also resent what they describe as "American imperialism" and a corresponding loss of Australia's sovereignty, Mr. Mackay said.
The Communist Party, once the domain of peasants and factory workers, now attracts rich businessmen and middle-class professionals, and it has suffered a corresponding loss of ideological coherence.
There are multiple reasons for increased pressures from the outside world, but the primary cause is simply the development of modern transportation and a corresponding loss of centuries-long isolation.
Social democracy has also been particularly quiet about a re-nationalization of policy among some of its national parties and, with it, a corresponding loss of legitimacy for the idea that the left is the dominant source of solidarity among Europeans.
Brefeldin A staining of the SR did not show a corresponding loss or reorganization of the SR with hyperglycemia, suggesting that these were pump-specific changes.
We believe this is an artefact caused by gamete inviability and a corresponding loss, or alteration, of pollen fluorescent properties (Chelysheva et al., 2007, PLoS Genet).. Therefore, we are reluctant to use these data to draw conclusions.
This result suggests that, upon binding to IL-11Rα, the segment Cys-s-s-Cys-Gly-Arg-Arg-Ala in CGRRAGGSC becomes conformationally constrained, resulting in a gain-of-structure and corresponding loss-of-freedom for CGRRAGGSC in the bound state.
With starlings, whose populations have fallen from 84.9 million to 39.9 million, a drop of 53%, it has been the destruction of woodlands and the corresponding loss of nesting places that has done the most serious damage, he said.
Because persistent craving (and the corresponding loss of control) relies on brain changes (synaptic reconfigurations), addiction experts all over the world have come to define addiction as a brain disease.
