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The phrase "a loss of control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is describing a situation where they or something else is unable to maintain authority or manage circumstances effectively.
Example: "During the chaotic event, there was a noticeable loss of control among the crowd, leading to panic and confusion."
Alternatives: "a breakdown of control" or "a lack of control".
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I felt a loss of control.
"It was such a loss of control".
There's a loss of control there.
Urinary incontinence is a loss of control over urination.
One sign of senility is a loss of control.
"I did not experience a loss of control," he said.
"I felt a loss of control… and I'm a massive control freak".
"There was never a loss of control or anything like that".
The price we pay for convenience is a loss of control and understanding.
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To be sure, pilots are not always the first link in the chain of a loss-of-control accident.
Instead, this might result in a loss-of-control of existing Ca2 + signaling pathways.
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