The phrase "accumulate loss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, business, or personal experiences where losses are being gathered or increased over time.
Example: "Due to the ongoing market downturn, the company continues to accumulate loss, affecting its overall financial health."
Alternatives: "incur losses" or "sustain losses".
When inexperienced banks write blank cheques abroad they usually accumulate losses as well as the odd art masterpiece.
Allied Irish Banks dismissed six executives at its American subsidiary today after a report detailed how a currency trader in Baltimore was able to accumulate losses of $691 million.
Even as they accumulate losses by the dozen, the Knicks have generally produced enough bursts of competence this season to keep Coach Mike D'Antoni smiling and cheery and insistent that the team is on the right path.
After a duplication event, newly arisen genes can follow distinct evolutionary paths: if the parental gene is maintained active, redundant duplicates can escape purifying selection and start to accumulate loss-of-function mutations resulting in pseudogeneisation; less frequently, particular replacements may direct new genes into novel functions.
Indeed, it has been proposed that after WGD, duplicated genes can either accumulate loss-of-function mutations and are functionally lost (non-functionalization [ 3, 4]) or acquire a new function (neo-functionalization), or split the ancestral function between the paralogs (sub-functionalization) [ 2]), therefore adding complexity to the developmental gene network that shapes organ formation.
During their development, cancer cells accumulate losses in various pathways, whereas others can become hyper-activated.
"There was a huge accumulated loss with a negative net worth.
The four variables were found to be significant in altering the response variable (accumulated loss of mass).
This is the accumulated loss that can be used to reduce tax payments in future years, when Three starts turning a profit.
Perhaps it is the accumulating loss of so many friends and professional acquaintances to the Taliban, but the recent reports I read seemed a little beside the point.
