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The phrase "a clear harm that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific negative impact or damage that is evident or easily identifiable.
Example: "The study revealed a clear harm that the pollution was causing to the local wildlife."
Alternatives: "an obvious detriment that" or "a distinct injury that".
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We might restate Epicurus' brief argument as follows: if death harms the individual who dies, there must exist a subject who is harmed by death, a clear harm that is received, and a time when that harm is received.
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The editorial, co-written with NIDA's Volkow and another colleague, concluded, "It is clear that any harm that might occur because of the pejorative connotation of addiction would be completely outweighed by the tremendous harm that is now being done to patients who have needed medication withheld because their doctors believe they are addicted simply because they are dependent".
It is a harm that needs exposing.
Any outburst of extreme violence or intent to cause excessive harm to another is a clear sign that intervention of some sort is required.
So I think there's a clear recognition that they've gone too far and that they've got to move back because it's harming the economy.
"The part that is less clear is always the harms that happen".
Although most people who smoke pot do not develop psychotic disorders, international drug experts have recently argued that there was enough evidence of potential harm that governments should issue clear warnings, which have generally been lacking since the drug remains outlawed in most countries.
But a panel of experts on prostate cancer convened by the National Institutes of Health was pretty clear that our dread of cancer contributes significantly to the harm that it does.
Not all researchers or clinicians expressed a clear conception of harm, and of those that did, not all described it along these lines.
Dean and Barber [ 11] found that there was a clear relationship between potential harm as assessed using their scales and actual harm.
There is clear scientific evidence that neonicotinoids harm bees, but there is only a little research showing the pesticides harm the overall performance of colonies.
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