The phrase "arms damage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing injuries or harm related to the arms, whether in medical, legal, or descriptive scenarios.
Example: "The accident resulted in significant arms damage, requiring extensive rehabilitation."
Alternatives: "injury to the arms" or "harm to the arms".
Take warm-up swings before going all out on your swings or else major arm damage can occur.
Just like a splitter and a forkball, this pitch can cause elbow and arm damage because of the increased spacing of index and ring fingers if thrown incorrectly.
During the repairs, a platform needed for access to the area in the cargo bay accidentally scraped the 50-foot robotic arm, damaging thermal blankets and the carbon fiber material on the space crane.
Who could safely say no further menace lies in those sullen eyes and powerful arms, this damaged life?
The postmortem report suggested suicide, but Mr. Singh's parents contend that the police murdered him, in part because both his arms were damaged from previous accidents.
This is important to prevent that the arms are damaged during physical interactions with the environment, as they should support the kinetic energy of the whole platform.
Many of these men also suffered traumatic brain injury (TBI), many more lost their legs or arms and damaged vital organs like their colon and intestines.
Before passing out, Duckworth somehow managed to help land the helicopter, despite injuries that led to both of her legs being amputated and one of her arms being damaged.
Duckworth is a war hero; as an Army pilot in Iraq, she helped land a helicopter in 2004 after it had been hit by a rocket-propelled grenade, despite injuries that led to her legs being amputated and one of her arms being damaged.
I picked up five or six — careful to tuck Jane's wrapped flower under my arm without damaging it — while I scurried to alert the cart-pusher.
