The phrase "a devastating bomb on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a significant negative impact or effect caused by something, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The report dropped a devastating bomb on the company's reputation, revealing serious ethical violations."
Alternatives: "a crushing blow to" or "a severe impact on".
Season Two ended with a devastating bombing of the C.I.A. headquarters; Brody became a suspect and went on the run.
Ms. Nichols's character, Kiera, is a police officer (or "protector," as they're called in the future) in Vancouver in 2077 who, as the show opens, is on hand for the execution of the members of Liber8, a terrorist group responsible for a devastating bomb attack on the corporations that rule the late-21st-century world.
"A devastating bomb has fallen on the edifice of Europe," wrote the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera.
In the past week there was a devastating bomb blast.
The plane, serving as a missile and then a devastating bomb, was American Airlines Flight 11, a Boeing 767 out of Boston headed for Los Angeles.
After a devastating bomb blast during the festival of Eid in 2007, people in the village of Sherpao in Pakistan's terrorism-hit Khyberpakhtoonkhwa province were left shattered.
Karachi, a sprawling coastal megalopolis of an estimated 18 million people, is already reeling from a series of violent episodes this year, including a devastating bombing in a Shiite neighborhood on March 3 that killed at least 45 people.
The war, conducted by the Central Intelligence Agency and kept secret because it violated Laos's neutrality, featured tens of thousands of hill tribe mercenaries on the United States payroll and a devastating bombing campaign.
The war, conducted by the Central Intelligence Agency and kept secret because it violated Laos's neutrality, featured tens of thousands of hill tribe mercenaries on the U.S. payroll and a devastating bombing campaign.
Baghdad's famous Mutanabi street, where merchants set out piles of used books on Fridays, has been mostly rebuilt after a devastating bombing seven years ago.
