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The phrase 'damaged roads' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to roads that have been damaged in some way, such as having potholes, broken pavement, or other forms of wear and tear. For example, "The city is experiencing a spike in car accidents due to the large number of damaged roads."
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Sinkholes have also damaged roads across the island, damaging cars and stalling traffic in those areas.
Debris blocked damaged roads.
The floods damaged roads and highways, telephone lines and family farms.
The quake also damaged roads and buildings, including schools and a hospital on Sabah's west coast.
Major buildings were damaged, roads were wiped out and infrastructure was destroyed in the poorest nation of the Western Hemisphere.
But the conflict has forced many businesses to close and has heavily damaged roads, railways, heating and gas infrastructure.
Devastating floods in India's mountainous state of Uttarakhand damaged roads and destroyed buildings frustrating the efforts of relief workers.
Landslides have damaged roads and power lines, leaving many people without electricity and drinking water in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
It also damaged roads and businesses.
Mudslides caused by flooding damaged roads, bridges, and houses.
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What infrastructure existed before the earthquake has been badly damaged -- roads, ports and power grids were either buried or destroyed.
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