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The phrase "are being damaged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing action where something is currently experiencing harm or deterioration.
Example: "The fragile ecosystems in the area are being damaged by pollution and deforestation."
Alternatives: "are suffering damage" or "are undergoing damage."
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Your physical and emotional well-being are being damaged.
Zahi Hawass said that the Valley of the Kings tombs are being damaged by visitors' breath and poor ventilation, causing damaging fungus to develop.
Defamation lawyers have told clubs their reputations are being damaged by irate fans letting loose online.
Both front-runners are being damaged by the primary battles, and the damage could get worse.
Despite legislation to protect natural sites, rock outcrops are being damaged in the name of science.
Far more countries are being damaged by trafficking than when Richard Nixon launched his war on drugs forty years ago.
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Teacher quality is being damaged.
Society as a whole is being damaged.
The way they were carrying on, lots of ordinary people were dying, were being destroyed, were being damaged.
All our culture, from hospitals to live theatre, is being damaged by what is going on".
They feared that Obama was being damaged by his association with the deal-making in Congress.
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