"money loss" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to an amount of money that has been lost. For example: "The company suffered a significant money loss due to the miscalculation of profits."
In addition, we examined escape responding that terminated immediate escalating money loss and approach responding that produced a future money gain.
Within the amygdala, bilateral activation was observed to threatening avoidance and escape cues, even though money loss was consistently avoided, as well as to the reward cue.
In this functional magnetic resonance imaging investigation, we examined amygdala reactivity to threatening cues when avoidance responding consistently prevented contact with an upcoming aversive event (money loss).
"When you think of the honor we can pay to veterans, I think that far outweighs the money loss," Mr. Stearns said.
Keep in mind that not all sublets are legal, however, and if they aren't, your protections against eviction and money loss are greatly diminished.
After its adoption, the keeping of billiard or pool tables for hire was unlawful, and the plaintiff in error cannot be heard to complain for the money loss resulting from having invested his property in an occupation which was neither protected by the state nor the Federal Constitution, and which he was bound to know could lawfully be regulated out of existence.
Tells about the money losses due to lack of tourists.
In the statement, King refers to his own money losses in Rangers and makes a direct allegation of "non-disclosure" against Murray.
Horror stories of pro football players' money losses have led the players' union to try to make them educated in dollar signs as well as in X's and 0's.
Allow me to be a nerd for just a moment and state the correct mathematical terms involving the movement of money: Losses are linear, and growth is logarithmic.
You may also receive money for loss of income, emotional loss, or permanent physical injuries.
