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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'cause casualties' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing the harmful effects of a particular event/action/situation. For example, "The war has caused casualties on both sides."
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And explosions inevitably cause casualties.
The rockets did not cause casualties.
They know it will cause casualties.
Wars maim, cause casualties, destroy villages, towns and cities.
The fighting did not reach the village or cause casualties there, he said.
At least one of those is alleged to have involved plans to use a knife to cause casualties.
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"Your strikes have caused casualties amongst Muslims.
Irene had, sadly, caused casualties and even deaths.
Generally, the guerrillas shy away from causing casualties in these attacks.
The lackluster holiday season has already caused casualties among the sector's weaker companies.
"NATO forces do not share the information with us, and it causes casualties," he said.
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