'cases of damage' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would use it to refer to incidents or instances of destruction or harm, such as "Insurance companies have to deal with countless cases of damage caused by extreme weather events."
They included 21 cases of assault, 29 threats and 15 cases of damage to property.
There have been six previous cases of damage to Concorde fuel tanks.
There were two cases of damage to company property, compared with 15 in the second half of last year.
Most cases of damage to a ship or its cargo resolve themselves into settlements between insurance carriers.
(Of 15 sets of twins he has now treated, all but three babies have survived, with no reported cases of damage).
In earthworks and road construction, several cases of damage caused by the formation of the mineral ettringite are known.
Experimental verification for the proposed PoFASS was successfully done with a prototype suction nozzle for the six cases of damaged sections.
However, such irregular inspections can inherently incur the overall maintenance cost because it has to be performed in all suspicious cases of damages.
Video also appeals to insurance providers, because it can help avoid confusion over who may be at fault in cases of damages or accidents involving rented equipment.
The farm owners officially do not admit significant escapes but they have reported cases of damages to the cage nets due to which fish could potentially escape.
(Reuters) - Eye doctors who had braced themselves for at least a few patients after a dazzling solar eclipse swept the United States cautiously exhaled on Tuesday, with some hospitals reporting zero cases of damaged vision so far.
