"Stop the loss" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used as an imperative statement to express urgency. For example, "Stop the loss of resources before it is too late."
We're trying to stabilize, stop the loss".
How do we stop the loss of biodiversity?
Workers are arguing for strike action to stop the loss of 1,150 jobs.
We disengaged because of the pressure from the public to stop the loss of American life.
But you have to stop the loss of the work force that you need.
Standard treatments, drugs called bisphosphonates, stop the loss of bone but do not build it.
And while Mr. Watson thinks he can stop the losses in Florida, he said he also could sell or close the operation.
Even that couldn't stop the loss-making company from declining 21% in February.
Whatever happens, there will be pressure from Germany to replace the American management, led by Tom LaSorda Tom LaSorda, if LaSorda cannot stop the losses of the U.S. arm.
For now, the priority was stopping the loss of blood from vessels torn by gunshots.
This also raises the question of whether there is a distinction between preventing the loss in the first instance and stopping the loss.
