The phrase "high wastage" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation where too much or an excessive amount of resources are being used up, resulting in a decrease in efficiency. An example sentence using this phrase is: "The company experienced high wastage when the new employees began making mistakes with the production process."
There's a high wastage to being a songwriter".
Sadly, the majority of fertilised embryos fail to establish themselves in the womb, resulting in a high wastage rate for the embryos.
The importance of education was acknowledged everywhere, and every state strove to make education more relevant to personal and societal needs, to achieve greater equity, to lower the high wastage rates, and to improve quality.
"We were the first retailer to introduce storage instructions on to loose fresh produce bags, and are working with Wrap to introduce clear, customer-friendly labelling onto other high wastage categories, including bread and morning goods, to give our customers the information they need to avoid wasting food at home.
In spite of well cancellation of ICI, high wastage of bandwidth dismisses the usage of this algorithm in the practical systems.
With the current composition, to achieve maximum specific activity (crucial for in vivo imaging), the protein must be added to this total volume, leading to low protein concentration and hence inefficient labelling [12] and high wastage.
Food such as fruits and vegetables, plus roots and tubers have the highest wastage rates of any food.
It is possible that ready-to-use purchased PFS would lead to higher wastage due to their shorter shelf life and their requirement of refrigeration.
The inequalities between men and women in the labor market are reflected not only as higher wastage rates, as has been shown in this document.
Distribution costs were high, and wastage was also a problem.
Broadcast sowing treatments were ineffective and resulted in very poor seedling establishment and high seed wastage.
