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The phrase "are harmful to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the negative effects or consequences that something has on a person, group, or environment.
Example: "The chemicals in these products are harmful to aquatic life and can disrupt the ecosystem."
Alternatives: "pose a threat to" or "have detrimental effects on".
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Are you purchasing any products that are harmful to the natural environment?
But even the very best institutions are harmful to children.
Mr Vucic calls them mercenaries who are "harmful" to Serbia.
Prisons, for example, are harmful to prisoners and their families.
This program was designed to weed out those who are harmful to all of society.
There is no evidence that they are harmful to human or animal life.
It is not known whether they are harmful to plants, animals or people.
And what about those incredibly high-heeled shoes that are harmful to our bodies?
And, he said, These revelations are harmful to the United States and our interests.
There is also evidence to suggest neonicotinoids are harmful to a wide range of other wildlife.
The gold, he says, "blocks out radio waves and television signals that are harmful to imagination".
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