The phrase "accidental losses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to losses that occur unintentionally or unexpectedly, often in a business or financial context.
Example: "The company reported a significant amount of accidental losses due to unforeseen circumstances last quarter."
Alternatives: "unintentional losses" or "unexpected losses".
"There were no accidental losses.
Hence, its authenticity and reliability needs to be verified in order to avoid accidental losses.
Disruptions, the fast accidental losses of plasma current and stored energy in tokamaks, represent a significant risk to the mechanical structure as well as the plasma facing components of reactor-scale fusion facilities like ITER.
If accidental losses weren't enough to be concerned about, a disturbing new trend of pets being stolen is cropping up in news reports this summer.
The government reports hundreds of millions in losses every year, although the government appeared to do a better job at averting mistakes this year — it reported just $10 million in accidental losses in the past year, as opposed to nearly $60 million the year prior.
Figure 7 indicates the numerous stages in the shale gas extraction process where there may be accidental or operational release of substances (both wastewater and chemicals directly), and where special attention should be paid to the reduction of accidental losses, and the proper regulation of operational releases.
When the accidental loss of $8,000 leaves George on the verge of disaster, he contemplates killing himself.
Postwar public art in England is "disappearing before our eyes", whether through wilful destruction, accidental loss, theft or sale, a heritage body has said.
Data protection law requires businesses to protect personal data from unauthorised or unlawful processing and against accidental loss, destruction and damage.
He treated it as an accidental loss and stonewalled the issue of the rude, inappropriate and inefficient security check at our airports.
The paradox is that the Japanese are reacting with just as little tolerance and understanding of the accidental loss of life as they would have if we had intentionally planned that loss.
