The phrase "all kinds of damage that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types of harm or injury that can occur in a specific context.
Example: "The storm caused all kinds of damage that affected both homes and infrastructure in the area."
Alternatives: "various types of damage that" or "a range of damage that".
It's a good coincidence, in a way, to have both musical ability and a lack of self-belief, a kind of damage, that drives you on like an insane person".
The late inspection that is routinely performed prior to re-entry would give any additional information, but Cain stated "We're not concerned that it's done any kind of damage that would be any concern to us, certainly not critical damage".
Tissues are sensitive to the kinds of damage that are likely to occur and not to those that probably will never occur.
Neos is also developing its own smart water valve which, when combined with leak detection, could go a long way in preventing the kinds of damage that are often claimed for.
Rad51 tagged with GFP was used for the analysis of living human cervical carcinoma cells that retained γH2AX foci 24 h after the treatment with different chemical agents that induced direct DSBs or other kinds of damage that led to replication stress (Banáth et al. 2010).
The landing gear, which has been recovered, does not show the kind of damage that would have occurred if that had happened.
The NASA document calls for development of entirely new methods for preventing the kind of damage that brought down the shuttle Columbia on Feb. 1, and for detecting and repairing damage that slips through the new procedures.
Moore, 11 miles south of Oklahoma City, appeared to have been spared the kind of damage that was inflicted by the May 20 tornado, which destroyed an elementary school and killed 10 children.
One emphasis in Faulkes's work is into muscle conditioning – naked mole rats seem able to maintain near-perfect muscle structure into old age and are able to repair mitochondrial damage in cells, the kind of damage that is the causal factor in any number of human ailments, from senility to heart failure.
The story of Rasputin and his fatal embrace of the last Romanovs is a story of autocracy, of the kind of damage that can be wrought when a nation's fate depends too much on the judgment of a single individual.
