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Discover Ludwig'damage of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the destruction, deterioration, or impairment caused by something or someone. For example: "The damage of war left this city in ruins."
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Photochemical damage of the retina.
But the psychological damage of the incessant attacks is indisputable.
"The collateral damage of that will be huge".
The collateral damage of childhood abuse is huge and uncounted.
But the damage of the act extends far beyond that.
Damage of grade 5 in many masonry buildings.
Damage of grade 2 in a few masonry buildings.
Hsi-Yung T. Wu, "Impact Damage of Composites".
PSTMB induces ROS production and mitochondrial damage of HT29 cells.
She gave no estimates for the damage of the pumpkin.
Similar(1)
"The Afghan people became collateral damage of this conflict".
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