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The phrase "are due for harm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something is expected to experience harm or negative consequences in the future.
Example: "If we continue to ignore the warning signs, our environment is due for harm."
Alternatives: "are likely to suffer" or "are at risk of harm."
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Damages also are due for harm caused by the violation of a statute meant to protect others and for harm caused intentionally and immorally.
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We are due for a market correction".
They're due for it.
It's due for release next autumn.
Perhaps he was due for a makeover.
UKRAINE was due for a storm.
"We're due for a pause".
Clearly, I am due for some housekeeping.
We're due for something fun.
"I was due for that".
"I'm due for deportation.
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