"moral loss" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the suffering of a person's conscience or sense of personal morality as a result of their actions or another's. For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: She felt a deep moral loss after making her decision.
Drawing with Iceland, a moral loss, showed the team's unease, but pundits pardoned a team that faced a fully parked bus.
The loss described by Hurka is not a moral loss, and so the regret is not moral regret.
Stocker and Williams would surely insist that the point of their argument was not just that there is a loss, but that there is a moral loss.
Both the categories of dirty hands and moral dilemma involve agonising choice in which there will be grave moral loss either way.
To the extent that an instrumentalist wishes to diminish a person's power to contribute to the democratic process for the sake of enhancing the quality of decisions, he is committed to thinking that there is no moral loss in the fact that our power has been diminished.
The agent doing the choosing may be rational to regret this if she cares about A, or even if she just feels sorry for A, but there has been no moral loss, as 'pleasure for as as opposed to pleasure itself is not a moral value.
There is one way for the bank to salvage itself, albeit with grave financial and moral losses.
All the children pay a terrible price as they obey their father and honor their mother, and their composite story is a catalog of material and moral losses.
The Turkish Publishers Association said that while it opposed the coup attempt, the closure of the publishing houses, which are alleged to be affiliated to Gülen's network, "carries the risk of human rights violations, the stifling of freedom of thought and expression and also irreparable financial and moral losses".
Muslim fanatics who wish to destroy us are correct in their diagnosis of our moral rot: loss of a fear of God, immodesty, especially among women, materialism and much more.... What we tolerate, we get more of, and we have been tolerating a lot since the Age of Aquarius generation began the systematic destruction of what past generations believed they had sacrificed, fought and died to protect.
They associated this with a rise in moral decadence, loss of property and livelihood, and increasing poverty that characterised life in overcrowded IDP camps.
