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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'a damage' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate a physical or emotional harm caused to someone or something. For example: "The flood waters caused a great deal of damage to the city."
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"The lawsuit will continue as a damage claim.
This is by definition a damage to security operations".
The confrontation left Labour officials mounting a damage limitation exercise.
"A damage award of $237m is not common sense.
A damage limitation exercise - wondering if we'll wake up dead.
He hurled himself about with such force that I worried he might do himself a damage.
Dogs and cats are welcome although a damage deposit of $75 is assessed for each pet.
The Pentagon has been conducting a damage assessment to determine whether his action jeopardized national security.
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"And we need a damage-control plan......
Stoke seemed intent on a damage-limitation exercise.
No mistaking – this was always a damage-limitation exercise.
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