"has been losing around" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a gradual decrease in something over a period of time. For example, "The stock market has been losing around 2% points every week since the start of the pandemic."
About 70,000 jobs direct and indirect jobs have been lost around the UK due to the crude price slump.
Sweyn's son Canute I (the Great) reconquered Norway, which had been lost around the time of Sweyn's death in 1014, and forged an Anglo-Danish kingdom that lasted until his own death in 1035.
Taiwan lost its seat in the U.N., and has been losing allies around the globe since.
In Australia, where the soap airs on Network Ten, Neighbours has been losing viewers, attracting around 700,000 viewers a day, compared with more than 1 million for Home and Away, which airs on the rival Seven Network.
Emirates is now running circles around Gulf Air, which has been losing money for several years.
In Nigeria, the continent's fastest growing market, Zain has been losing customers and is struggling to turn around the business.
When everything has been lost, he looks around his apartment, now wrecked, and tries to pick up the pieces of his record collection — his only tie to life with Loneese — and reads the titles: "I'm Gonna Pin a Medal on the Girl I Left Behind," "Ragtime Soldier Man," "Whose Little Heart Are You Breaking Now".
What has been lost in the debate around the removal of battalions such as 3 Yorks is that this identity matters to people.
David Reed London What has been lost in the debate around the national living wage is the impact it will have on staff training.
Anyone who has been lost in the last few weeks around the southern reaches of the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn could be excused for experiencing a powerful Koch administration flashback.
