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The phrase "have been losing" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to refer to something that has been going on over a period of time. For example: "I have been losing sleep lately because of the stress from exams."
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These counties, however, have been losing population.
They'd have been losing sleep over it.
Weekly demonstrations in the capital, Kiev, have been losing steam.
Ferrari have been losing for a long time.
Its trade-union allies have been losing members for years.
Meanwhile, the Ugandans and Rwandans have been losing friends.
"The mullahs have been losing steadily through these developments.
Their rivals have been losing money, bosses or both.
"Both parties have been losing members over the past decade.
Department stores have been losing market share for years.
Moreover, male black officers have been losing ground.
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