The phrase 'damage degree' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the level or extent of harm caused. For example, "The damage degree caused by the storm was severe."
Table 10 summarizes the results obtained in the seismic simulations for the three pilot areas in terms of percentage of damaged buildings with the indicated damage degree.
A damage degree based model was built for representing the damage degree quantitatively.
These diseases can be divided into slight, mild and severe levels according to the damage degree.
The color is automatically assigned to each building according to its estimated damage degree.
Bold numbers correspond to the predominant damage degree in the area.
For this experiment, only models for damage degree 3 and 4 were developed.
The mean damage degree is computed based on the discrete probabilities associated to each damage state.
We were guided by the damage degree pictures in Fig. 10 originating from EMS98 (Grünthal 1998).
Explosive damage degree of pipeline decreased with the pipeline distance increasing.
Formation damage degree and damage range are the key indexes for the formation damage evaluation.
The corresponding displacement damage degree in the T91 beam window was 7.1 dpa.
