"knowledge loss" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to the decrease or decrease in one's understanding or awareness of a particular subject. For example, "The company has experienced a great deal of knowledge loss in the last year due to the departure of key staff members."
As an example, further research should integrate risks of security in managing data and analytics as well as related risks of knowledge loss.
This is the point where Fruchter (2004) suggested the digital integration of the whole data creation, retrieval, and management system within building industry in order to prevent tacit knowledge loss and miscommunication among various parties from different disciplines.
This study explores the following question: How can managers overcome knowledge loss or degradation and/or replace obsolete knowledge to stimulate the realized absorptive capacity in the Spanish hospitality sector in particular and organizations in general?
Our approach presents the advantage of mitigating knowledge loss with conceptual development assistance to improve the quality of ATM care (medical diagnosis and therapeutics), but also patient safety (drug monitoring).
We also integrated substantial math and reading components so that students could practice essential skills to combat summer knowledge loss.
The relative knowledge loss was 19.4%.
To our knowledge, "loss-of-function" studies of DUBs in any kinds of organism have been carried out only for very few genes due to the considerable cost associated with raising genetic knockout- and/or knockdown-modulated animals.
There was virtually no difference between the knowledge losses for the immunology and physiology courses but seemed to be as much of a difference in approval ratings as between neuroanatomy and immunology.
Spitzer described a de-learning curve with a very rapid initial knowledge-loss and a subsequent steady state starting around 3 weeks and extending to at least 9 weeks.
It, too, commingles her own words with someone else's to expand the knowledge of loss.
Her instinct for storytelling, combined with her own knowledge of loss in childhood, gave her insight into children's emotional development through the arts.
