"correct the damage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to fix or repair the harm or destruction that has been caused. Example: The company has promised to correct the damage caused by their pollution to the river.
After six months of physical therapy, Ms. Lowe may yet require surgery to correct the damage.
Restorers found it impossible to correct the damage, and so AXA had to pay up on the policy.
But Mr. Golden said that according to city engineers, it would take millions to correct the damage, which he said included an unstable roof, tower and floor.
I don't really believe the sum is substantial enough to compensate the lobstermen of Long Island Sound or to correct the damage to the resource".
Kerry said that he would have done "almost everything differently," but he insisted that it was not too late to correct the damage done by Bush's bad leadership.
Cells respond to various forms of stress by activating anti-proliferative pathways, which allow them to correct the damage caused by stress before re-entering proliferation.
Since the vulvar cancer cells did not die or arrest as a result of accumulating DNA damage, it is possible that no crucial genes have been affected or that repair mechanisms are able to correct the damages before the cells undergo mitosis.
But any high school administrator in Washington faces a problem similar to my professors at Georgetown: They're stuck correcting the damage done before we got there.
"Governor McCrory's actions today are a poor effort to save face after his sweeping attacks on the LGBT community, and they fall far short of correcting the damage done when he signed the harmful House Bill 2 into law which stigmatizes and mandates discrimination against gay and transgender people," Sarah Preston, the acting director of the ACLU of North Carolina, said in a statement.
Some experts said the costs of correcting the damage may cause the city to consider eliminating its small police department, and contracting with another law enforcement agency.
Gov. McCrory's actions today are a poor effort to save face after his sweeping attacks on the LGBT community, and they fall far short of correcting the damage done when he signed the harmful House Bill 2 into law which stigmatizes and mandates discrimination against gay and transgender people.
