The phrase "a leakage of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the unintended escape or loss of a substance, information, or data.
Example: "The investigation revealed a leakage of sensitive information from the company's database."
Alternatives: "a spill of" or "an escape of".
A leakage of sour neon against dying natural light.
A leakage of urine some women experience during sex can prompt them to avoid it.
There had been a "leakage" of shoppers to Leeds and York, around 45 minutes away.
Reactor owners were required to strengthen the venting system to prevent a leakage of hydrogen into the secondary containment building.
Monday afternoon, Facebook spokesperson Frederic Wolens added that Facebook hadn't been unable to confirm any issue related to a leakage of private messages.
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) rhinorrhea is a leakage of fluid from the subarachnoid space to the frontal, sphenoidal or ethmoidal sinuses.
Both Adler and Indiana said they agree that there is a "leakage" of criticism into journalism today, a privileging of inner thought over engagement with the rest of the world.
Both Hooley and Haines were found to have died from immersion pulmonary oedema, a leakage of fluid from the bloodstream into the lungs which prevents oxygen from being absorbed.
I hope it continues to go well, and that there hasn't been too great a leakage of gen. Please be careful, darling, I feel so blasted helpless out here, in this calm, cloudy heat.
But there has been no significant increase in extreme prematurity, which can result from a variety of factors — in Alexis's case, a leakage of amniotic fluid that threatened to rupture her mother's liver.
Analyzing these cases, the researchers found that cranioplasties were less likely to cause complications such as infection or a leakage of cerebrospinal fluid when they took place at least a year after the injuries.
