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Discover LudwigThe phrase "avoided losses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing financial matters, risk management, or strategies to prevent negative outcomes.
Example: "By implementing stricter safety protocols, the company successfully avoided losses during the economic downturn."
Alternatives: "prevented losses" or "mitigated losses".
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The S.E.C. said Mr. Foti avoided losses of at least $244,985.
Many investors lost millions; the Catacosinos brothers said they had avoided losses by investing conservatively.
The move earned SAC $276m in profits and avoided losses, prosecutors allege.
Greenlight's trading had thereby avoided losses of approximately £5.8m for the funds under its management.
Prosecutors say the fund avoided losses by selling its roughly $700 million stake in Elan and Wyeth.
But the firm's 225,000 customers probably will have avoided losses and a Wall Street disaster will have been averted.
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Kramnik has a remarkable reputation for avoiding losses.
Both sold their Cubist stock, avoiding losses when the price dropped after the public disclosure.
Political mastery can become a source of competitive advantage and a means of avoiding losses.
They place a greater emphasis on earning profits than they do on avoiding losses.
Because the product is perishable, transportation to market must function smoothly to avoid losses.
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