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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also damaging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has a harmful effect in addition to other negative aspects.
Example: "The new policy is not only ineffective but also damaging to employee morale."
Alternatives: "additionally harmful" or "furthermore detrimental."
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He adds, "This is damaging certainly for all Americans and it is also damaging for the reputation of the U.S. overseas.
It is also damaging our health".
Alcohol was also damaging mental health.
It's extremely provincial, and also damaging.
The backlash at home is also damaging.
Meat eating is also damaging the planet.
It is also damaging America's reputation for fairness.
It's also damaging the fight to end hunger.
It is also damaging to fish, wildlife, and vegetation.
Extracting the deeper stuff is less ugly but also damaging.
It is also damaging marine life and, most ominously, threatening the future survival of marine populations.
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