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The phrase "also have a harmful" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the negative effects or consequences of something in addition to other points being made.
Example: "While the new policy aims to improve efficiency, it may also have a harmful impact on employee morale."
Alternatives: "may also be detrimental" or "can also cause harm".
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Chemicals used in plastics may also have a harmful effect on human health.
Of course, in our cross-sectional survey, the significance of such an association (and its causal nature) remains open to discussion, since a depressive state may also have a harmful impact on the maintenance of a conjugal relationship.
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As well as having a negative impact on American race relations, The Birth of a Nation also had a harmful effect on attempts to foster progressive images of black people in cinema.
There is also some evidence that a high level of suspensions also has a harmful impact on the students who are not suspended.
"Policymakers also have a responsibility to prevent harmful or unethical developments in research and innovation.
Residues of approved drugs in animals can also have a variety of potentially harmful effects on humans.
In addition, they also have a risk of exposure to harmful radiation to the patient.
Health workers also have a deep understanding of the harmful consequences of this practice.
While reactive oxygen species (ROS) are known to have a harmful role within a cell, ROS can also have a protective signaling role.
In addition to eliminating harmful particulates from the air, negative ions also have a number of unique health benefits [7]-[9].
Compared with male smokers, women who smoke also have a more active version of a gene that makes chemicals in cigarette smoke more harmful to cells.
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