The phrase "a danger of damage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential risks or threats that could lead to harm or destruction of something.
Example: "The old bridge presents a danger of damage during heavy storms, which could compromise its structural integrity."
Alternatives: "risk of harm" or "threat of destruction".
"But I am concerned that consumers will find Windows 8 on PCs a rather daunting challenge because it's such a significant shift from Windows as they know it today, and therefore there's a danger of collateral damage to Windows Phone 8 if people decide to wait before jumping in".
With no public consultation on the principle, no evidence base on the outcome and a real danger of damage to the lifelong-learning agenda, the sensible way forward is for ministers to defer implementation in 2008 and refer this policy to the 2009 Fees Commission for the proper scrutiny which it deserves.
But the European Commission believes that an idea floated in British circles of a "blocking minority" - whereby the UK and other non-eurozone countries would effectively have a right to veto over what goes on inside the eurozone if they believe there's a danger of suffering collateral damage - would not be legally enforceable.
When there is a danger of trespassing and damage by grazing animals, a boundary fence should be established.
There was also a slight danger of damaging the heart valve through which the lead had been threaded in 2005, when doctors had screwed the tip into muscle in the bottom of the right ventricle of his heart.
"With such an archive, there is always the danger of damage or even destruction, especially when the papers are stored in filing cabinets and cardboard boxes in the basement of a very old house".
Despite the danger of damage in transit, I bought a dozen cartons of fish products: crab salad, lox.
One advantage of putting golf courses, rather than buildings, on old landfills is that there is little danger of damage if the ground subsides.
The longer Iraq's pumps stay idle, the greater the danger of damage there too.For now, global stocks are strong and the main damage from events in Iraq is to expectations, not to actual supply.
You can cut off the extra ones or pull them away by hand, but leave the tops of the stems attached to the tree so there is no danger of damage to the fruiting wood.
