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The phrase "about damage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to harm, injury, or loss, often in contexts such as insurance, repairs, or assessments.
Example: "The report provides detailed information about damage caused by the recent storm."
Alternatives: "regarding damage" or "concerning damage".
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They kept talking about damage control.
Then I started really worrying about damage".
"The Empty Child" is a haunting story about damage.
You are not talking about damage to an oil field, a pipeline, an export facility.
Some residents have filed complaints with the city about damage to their homes.
Saturday afternoon was originally about damage limitation, our pride meant we wanted to avoid a hiding.
What foolishness -- maybe even criminally liable for a league also worried about damage from wayward pucks.
"How much do they care about damage to their image?" said Kathleen Peratis, Prince's lawyer.
He is always remaking the cars, so he's not concerned about damage.
The city was particularly concerned about damage to its water tunnel.
That may, in turn, force a new calculation about damage to the corporate image.
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