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The phrase "Significant damage" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a level of harm or destruction that is considerable or noteworthy. Example: "The storm caused significant damage to the coastal infrastructure, leading to extensive repairs."
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Significant damage was reported at the Wauka Valley Farms facility.
But few expected significant damage.
No injuries or significant damage was reported.
In all, 31 neighborhoods suffered significant damage.
Numerous homes also suffered significant damage.
This had destabilised the relationship and caused significant damage".
Another said there was "significant damage" to downtown.
"There was significant damage to the hull," she said.
The district also suffered significant damage on Tuesday.
The fires caused no injuries or significant damage.
At least one structure suffered significant damage from NATO bombs.
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