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"total loss for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something has been lost entirely. For example, "The team suffered a total loss for the game."
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The total loss for our detour: almost 4,000 miles.
Still, it wasn't a total loss for the dairymen.
The week was not a total loss for Team Goydos.
Manufacturing employment fell by 62,000 in December, raising the total loss for the year to 178,000.
Mr. Charest, of the Quebec festival, said he was uncertain what the total loss for the $9 million festival would be.
A spokesman said the lead producers were unavailable for an interview about whether the show amounted to a total loss for investors.
This beach is a total loss for them, and we keep hoping that next year they'll get the message, but so far they haven't".
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Total losses for the year exceeded $7 billion.
The plan will match the company's total losses for last year of $2.2 billion.
Trump lost a further £2m in dollar-to-sterling currency exchanges, bringing total losses for Trump to £10.5m last year.
Dubai declined less than 1 percent on Sunday, bringing its total losses for the year to more than 10 percent.
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