The phrase "active damage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing ongoing harm or injury, particularly in fields like medicine, engineering, or environmental science.
Example: "The report indicated that there was active damage to the infrastructure, requiring immediate repairs."
Alternatives: "ongoing damage" or "current damage".
Combat survivability is defined as the capability of an aircraft to avoid or withstand a hostile environment, and related research centres on threat warning, signal jamming, radar deception, reduction of infrared signatures, threat suppression, redundancy and protection of components, passive and active damage suppression, and shielding.
The active damage mechanisms are identified as a function of these parameters.
Finally, first steps towards a quantification of the active damage mechanisms are taken using digital image processing.
Different methods of signal processing were then used to identify and discriminate the most active damage mechanisms in each stage.
It has been found that the active damage mechanism is bond failure, hence supporting the assumption of an isotropic scalar valued damage variable.
Identification of the active damage mode in real time, is beneficial in order to assess the condition of integrity of concrete in structures by nondestructive monitoring.
We recognized that a Persistent Infection occurs if inflammatory responses are active (damaged tissue oscillates above threshold during infection).
In diabetic rats an increase in these enzyme activities reflects active liver damage.
γ-H2A.X staining on its own may overestimate frequencies of senescent cells, especially in tissue compartments with high proliferative activity such as gut because an active DNA damage response can also be initiated by replication stress in dividing cells.
We first measured the frequency of intestinal enterocytes showing an active DNA damage response as characterized by nuclear positivity for the DNA damage marker, γ-H2A.X.
However, if aftershocks are large and active, secondary damage from large aftershocks could cause additional velocity reduction (Rubinstein and Beroza 2004) and recovery speed could be slowed.
