The phrase "and losses in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing financial matters, risk assessments, or any situation where gains and losses are being analyzed.
Example: "The report highlighted the profits and losses in a detailed financial analysis of the last quarter."
Alternatives: "and deficits in a" or "and damages in a".
The way they think about this is that they are in a constant state of war and there are wins and losses in a war.
"It seems like you can point to defensive plays as the reason for wins and losses in a lot of these games.
The Bank of New York took charges to cover bad loans to telecommunications companies and losses in a portfolio of bank shares.
He and the company's former chief, Jeffrey K. Skilling, were found guilty of deceiving shareholders about Enron's financial condition by hiding debt and losses in a series of off-balance-sheet entities.
But scholars say the mainstreaming of massive social networking and dating sites — which make it easy to publicly share one's likes, dislikes, dreams and losses in a modern mutation of the Proust Questionnaire — is prompting more people to "perform" for one another in increasingly sophisticated ways.
What's the return on investment, what are the risks, how do you identify the benefits and losses in a rational way?" At the institute, each student is asked to bring a real example from his or her home province for analysis by the class.
We studied the dynamics of intron gains and losses in an α-amylase gene, whose product breaks down starch and other polysaccharides.
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Roy Scranton *16 addresses the crises of our time: climate change, war, literature, and loss, in a series of essays.
Later, I would find the instrument of his anger and loss in a huge ledger at Town Hall.
There has to be reason for us to go and experience grief and loss in a cinema and that surely has to do with making sense of grief and loss in our own lives.
