"talent loss" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the loss or depletion of a person's natural abilities or strengths. It can be used in various contexts, such as in the workplace, sports, or personal development. Here is an example sentence: "The company's poor management and high turnover rate led to a talent loss, causing a decline in productivity and profits."
Even though computer experts often jumped from company to company, Motorola sued for damages resulting from the talent loss.
When Mr. Hogan left Motorola -- taking seven of its experts with him to another company -- the company sued for damages resulting from the talent loss.
In particular, policy-makers seeking to protect firms from information leakage or talent loss should consider that this may affect them negatively in terms of innovation performance.
There's been so much turmoil, so much turnover and real talent loss.
It's certainly a talent loss for Google, which scheduled to launch Chrome OS in the Fall, and a huge talent win for Facebook's engineering team.
This is a significant talent loss for Zynga, and comes on the heels of two other exec departures: ad chief Manny Anekal earlier this month, and lead designer Michael McCormick in February.
In other words, it's Microsoft's best attempt to bring something to fruition after the purchase of Danger, all talent losses aside.
Yahoo continues its habit of picking up small startups with unique and divergent skill sets, but only time will tell if these are merely an engineering talent grab to help shore up some of Yahoo's talent losses to more appealing firms over the past few years, or whether some of these things result in new product launches for the big purple exclamation mark.
Peston is an undoubted talent, his loss much lamented by those who worked closest to him at the BBC.
Those changes include set designs, from canvas to carpentry; the evolution of musical talent, like loss of style to better technique; and the whims of fashion, dictating the body types of his divas, Mr. Silipigni said.
And he also talks about the loss of talent - talent is a natural ability to do something - you didn't have to learn it, you're just naturally good at it.
