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The phrase "also had a devastating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or consequences of an event or situation that caused significant harm or distress.
Example: "The hurricane not only destroyed homes but also had a devastating effect on the local economy."
Alternatives: "also caused severe damage" or "also had a catastrophic impact."
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Serling also had a devastating experience while serving in World War II.
The global downturn in high-tech activity also had a devastating economic effect.
Sanctions have also had a devastating effect on the country's healthcare system.
Mergers have also had a devastating impact on DB plans, Schultz charges.
The Spanish Civil War and World War II also had a devastating impact on horse breeding throughout Europe.
The conflict has also had a devastating impact on Syria's health infrastructure: across the country, it has been near impossible to deliver even the most basic of health services, with tragic results.
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Quincy also has a devastating secret weapon.
Cuts to legal aid are also having a devastating effect on women suffering domestic violence.
However, the same technologies also had a "dark side", helping to organise the riots in London and providing the ability to "unleash devastating cyber-attacks remotely and anonymously".
The strike is having a devastating effect on his business".
For Swazi's it confirmed that AIDS was indeed having a devastating effect on their nation.
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