The phrase "act of damage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing incidents that cause harm or injury, particularly in legal or insurance discussions.
Example: "The insurance policy covers any act of damage that occurs during the policy period."
Alternatives: "act of harm" or "incident of damage".
The window is closing on this tactically vital act of damage limitation.
Representative Rick Lazio's decision to refund to the Republican National Committee the roughly $1.4 million he accepted from the party to help pay for television commercials touting his candidacy was a necessary act of damage control.
And Britain's National Union of Journalists said in a statement that the closing of The News of the World was merely "an act of damage limitation to salvage Murdoch's reputation and that of News International — both of which are now tarnished beyond repair".
In what almost seemed like an act of damage limitation, Moyes immediately introduced Tom Cleverley for Ashley Young, who had been arguably the worst among a whole collection of shocking United performers.
For these reasons, the administration has pulled out all the stops in an act of damage control for the bill.
In an act of damage control earlier on Wednesday, Romney's campaign indicated that he would be returning to the show in October.
As well as defining self-harm in terms of the act of damaging the body, it may be more accurate to define self-harm in terms of the intent, and the emotional distress that the person is attempting to deal with.
In addition, the AChE had a broad effect on the swimming act of damaging zebrafish larvae caused by ATR, which demonstrated that AChE may be in the downstream of the ATR pathways, causing abnormal physiological phenomena.
Most reported acts of damage were along the eastern side of the zone along the border with Zimbabwe.
"Let no cruel act of reprisal damage your bright honour" are noble and hopeful words over Collins's body.
Finally (and this is where the analogy breaks down), anger gives way to a righteous urge to perpetrate an act of criminal damage with the aid of a permanent marker.
