The phrase "avert loss" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or actions taken to prevent financial or material loss.
Example: "The company implemented new security measures to avert loss from potential cyber attacks."
Alternatives: "prevent loss" or "avoid loss".
Banks could avoid having to sell those assets at fire-sale prices and avert losses that could tighten credit for everyone.
Mr. Martoma is charged with corrupting a doctor who had access to secret drug data, then using that information to gain profits and avert losses totaling $276 million.
Ambac's proposal includes a plant to split itself in two in a bid to safeguard its top credit ratings and avert losses on securities that it guarantees for big banks.
Ambac Financial Group, the embattled bond insurance company, plans to split itself in two in a bid to safeguard its top credit ratings and avert losses on securities that it guarantees for big banks.
He was arrested in November and accused of corrupting a doctor who had access to secret drug data, and then using that information to help SAC gain profits and avert losses totaling $276 million.
The service increased its charges for ambulance call-outs twice during 2011 in an effort to avert losses.
We argue sprouts can warn of imminent browse risk to seedlings (and perhaps non-woody vegetation) and thereby allow managers to take actions to mitigate or avert losses to the regenerating seedling cohort.
The fast pace of aquaculture development and on-going global environmental, social and economic change are challenging epidemiologists in their capacity to surveil and control the spread of diseases and avert losses to farmers and impacts on their livelihoods and environment.
Scrupulous dental care can help avert tooth loss, but growing old gets in the way.
The subsidy was intended to avert the loss of insurance for millions of Americans affected by the steep rise in unemployment in the last two years.
