The phrase "cause great damage" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The hurricane caused great damage to the coastal town, destroying homes and businesses.
Heavy metals usually cause great damage to soil ecosystem.
She warned: "The provisions in this bill, if accepted, will cause great damage.
Choy added: "Even a magnitude four in the right place could cause great damage.
"They cause great damage to the thyroid and can short-circuit the brain".
"Strong, westerly winds stoke fires which spread easily and cause great damage".
However, when plants are transplanted into alien environments they can cause great damage and become invasive.
To stretch us even further, without proper investment, will cause greater damage to patients than this strike.
An EU report says an accident at Britain's Sellafield nuclear plant could cause greater damage than the Chernobyl explosion in Ukraine in 1986.
The sealer manufacturers talk about the ability of the sealers to fill small cracks so water doesn't infiltrate and cause greater damage.
Furthermore, it is evident that the CD8-positive cells in these follicles have the capacity to cause greater damage than those in the grey matter itself [ 118].
