The phrase "a perception of loss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing feelings or thoughts related to experiencing or recognizing a loss, whether emotional, physical, or abstract.
Example: "After the breakup, she struggled with a perception of loss that lingered long after they parted ways."
Alternatives: "a sense of loss" or "an awareness of loss."
We hypothesize that in the case of conflicting cues from the two frames, the cue that creates a perception of loss dominates the decision.
This was attributed to a perception of loss of ownership of the informatics to a central group.
Constraints by the tissue user community outside of the CHTN in defining standards for disease and anatomic site classification and terminology have made it more difficult for the non-medical staff to use the system, and have also introduced a perception of loss of ownership of terminology.
It is essential that information is shared beyond the service about what changes are occurring, why, and their likely effects in order to avoid a perception of loss of services or decline in the quality of care as the service evolves and adapts to new external requirements.
Circumcised men unilaterally failed to mention any perception of loss of enjoyment, and amongst uncircumcised men they were either not worried about loss of enjoyment or believed that it would not affect pleasure of intercourse and may even keep the penis clean.
Therefore, in our experience, the benefit of publishing supplements greatly outweighs any perception of loss of objectivity.
"If the legislation enacted creates even a perception of a loss of access to the groundwater that was accessible before, my land value goes down," Puglia said.
(This is why people have doubts even after leaving a toxic person -- the perception of loss pervades their thoughts). You may think, 'I'll never find someone who loves me again,' but it's not true; you know that most people who go through divorce find love again.
More negative assessments of general happiness were associated with parental absence, highlighting a perception of vulnerability and emotional loss.
(This is why people have doubts even after leaving a toxic person -- the perception of loss pervades their thoughts).
While WBR reduces appearance of image noise, it may also create the perception of loss in overall image contrast.
