The phrase "event of loss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to insurance, finance, or risk management to describe a situation where a loss occurs.
Example: "In the event of loss, the policyholder must notify the insurance company within 30 days."
Alternatives: "in case of loss" or "in the occurrence of loss."
A pressure suppression system limits the maximum pressure of the VV in the event of loss of coolant.
This paper investigates the interaction behaviour in terms of the infill-frame contact regions and interfacial tractions in such event of loss of a supporting column.
This ensures that all devices storing WCM data are at a minimum level of security in the event of loss, theft, or other security incident.
The Thermoelectric Generator Safety System (TEGSS) provides maximum power from the waste heat, which has potential to be used as a backup power source in the event of loss of power following accidents as well as in normal operation.
Also, in the event of Loss of Coolant Accident (LOCA) and Loss of Emergency Coolant Injection (LOECI) scenarios, PT/CT contact may occur and if sufficient cooling is not provided, PT/CT rupture may also occur.
Mr Urmson notes another precedent: the 1929 Warsaw Convention limiting airlines' liability to passengers in the event of loss and injury, which was introduced in an effort to give air travel a lift.
The SFP RELAP5 model was further applied to evaluate SFP emergency operation procedures involving makeup and spray mitigation in the event of loss-of-cooling or loss-of-coolant.
Triggers a default in the event of losses.
Triggers a default in the event of losses because losses are a use of working capital.
The letter to investors also promised stop-loss features that protected investors in the event of losses by prohibiting further trades, according to court records in Melbourne, Australia.
Capital is the financial underpinning of a banking organization and serves as the reserve pool of funds it can draw upon in the event of losses.
