"reputation loss" is a correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the damage or decline in someone's or something's reputation. Example: The company suffered a significant reputation loss due to the scandal.
Interrelationships exist, for instance, with regard to reputation loss as a pressure for SSCM implementation (Seuring and Müller 2008b) and reputational risks (Roehrich et al. 2014) or when customer pressures translate into demand risks (Tang 2006; Pfohl et al. 2010).
This review shows the influence of negative perceptions of the stakeholders on the company's reputation loss after an accident.
Thus, a comprehensive review on the identification of pipeline operator reputation loss indicators due to onshore pipeline explosion was conducted in this article.
Profit-driven organizations see CSR from the utilitarian perspective as a way of gaining a business advantage or to recover from a reputation loss.
"The impact may be a short-term financial loss, but there can also be a reputation loss that causes a company to lose its market share and profile.
Another failure impact – reputation loss – is in contrast commonly excluded due to its qualitative nature, even though pipeline failure events can greatly endanger a pipeline operator's post-accident reputation.
The programme, known as Hack V7, was used to decode a Nagra France smart card "with very serious financial and reputation losses caused to Nagra," according to Italian police.
D.5 To the extent permissible in law, the Company will not be liable for any loss including but not limited to the following (whether such losses are foreseen, known or otherwise) loss of data, loss of revenue or anticipated profit, loss of business, loss of opportunity, loss of goodwill or injury to reputation, losses suffered by third parties, any indirect, consequential or exemplary damages.
Defective steel brings economic and commercial reputation losses to the hot-strip manufacturers, and one of the main difficulties in using machine-vision-based technique for steel surface inspection is time taken to process the massive images suffering from uneven illumination.
In addition to direct costs of tax planning (administrative costs, litigation expenses, and penalties imposed by tax authorities), aggressive tax avoidance, such as tax sheltering, may involve substantial indirect costs, including reputation losses, political trouble, more expensive debt, and a higher risk of stock price crash.
It fell to 143 from 125 last year, suffering one of the study's greatest reputation losses of the year.
