The phrase "amounts of loss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or quantity of losses in various contexts, such as finance, insurance, or emotional experiences.
Example: "The company reported significant amounts of loss due to the recent market downturn."
Alternatives: "quantities of loss" or "levels of loss".
Design and life-cost calculations for transformers 20 kV/400 V of a nominal power 50 1000 kVA were performed, for estimating the final transformer price for different amounts of loss reduction, in order to find out the minimum annual operational cost of these transformers.
Further, they found that the nature of the electrode contact had no influence on the ɛ r and the amounts of loss of CCTO pellets.
His real-estate profile became worth around 10 billion dollars, but fell to bankruptcy multiple times allowing him to carry huge amounts of loss forward.
The average loss regarding the θ estimates (LER) shows the fully Bayesian method's superior precision, which improves in both mean and variance with the number of input experiments, while both gold standard-based methods stagnate at constant large amounts of loss.
In vivo microdialysis studies using post-weaning iron-deficient rats and mice demonstrated that they exhibited deficits in intracellular dopamine concentrations and in the density of dopamine and dopamine transporter receptors, with variable amounts of loss by brain region [ 23- 26].
The possibility of large amount of loss of life will be increased in case of passenger ship casualty especially.
That is a staggering amount of loss in a short period of time — I'm so sorry.
As Greece's woes have escalated, so have its demands on the amount of loss the creditors should accept.
We're being realistic about what our margin should be, or what our amount of loss should be.
"Some policies have limitations on loss of use," he said, noting, for example, that a policy might limit the amount of loss of use coverage to 20percentt of the policy amount.
