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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also harm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the negative effects or consequences of an action or situation, indicating that in addition to other issues, harm is also a factor.
Example: "While the new policy aims to improve efficiency, it may also harm employee morale."
Alternatives: "may also damage" or "can also negatively impact".
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He acknowledged that paper bags can also harm the environment.
Cars also harm us insidiously, in slow motion.
The symptoms must also harm the child's academic or social functioning for at least six months.
They will also harm those labeled "them," including taking their lives.
Profuse blooms also harm aquatic plants like eel grass by blocking sunlight.
Untreated sewage and other contaminants also harm fish, Mr. Matthiessen said.
But globally connected Web sites like Tumblr and Twitter also harm teenagers.
Dr Roy does not recommend killing the harlequin, because insecticides could also harm the two-spot.
And these pollutants add to the gases, and they also harm the smoker".
It would also harm the agencies' ability to respond to international humanitarian crises.
Expanding the definition of trafficking would also harm those who are in sex work because of economic necessity.
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