The phrase "a common damage" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "damage" is an uncountable noun and should not be preceded by "a."
Example: "The storm caused common damage to several homes in the neighborhood."
Alternatives: "common types of damage" or "widespread damage."
Rep. 470, it was held that while the owner of a wharf upon a tide-water creek cannot maintain an action for an illegal obstruction to the creek, that being a common damage to all who use it, yet for an obstruction adjoining the wharf, which prevents vessels from lying in it in the accustomed manner, this being a particular damage, he can maintain an action.
Anaemia is particularly severe, and iron deficiency is a common, damaging child health and stunting development.
A more common damage pattern is sanding and delamination starting from the edges of the stone blocks, and often leading to these edges having to be repaired.
Therefore, there is a common cell damage associated with the cell wall that is observed when microalgae are exposed to UV light, thermal treatment, or dairy wastewater.
Proteins encoded by Fanconi anemia (FA) and/or breast cancer (BrCa) susceptibility genes cooperate in a common DNA damage repair signaling pathway.
But the most common damage to the delicate, wooden instruments is from automobiles.
It covers the common damage modes for spine implants, including corrosion, ion release, fatigue, and fracture.
Delamination was the most common damage mode observed for all biological materials tested.
The damage descriptions for seven common damage modes of structural walls were studied by employing the affinity diagramming method.
This week we are presenting our annual week-long Care and Handling/Identifying Common Damage demonstrations.
The most common damage in RVs is from water leaks.
