The phrase "do it harm" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when talking about the effect something has on something else, implying that the action has a negative effect. For example: "You should not do it harm by saying something you don't mean."
Some want the law to work retroactively, a serious threat to the many foreign-owned media already in existence.But Russia's last independent television station may already be at the point where neither can Mr Turner help it nor can xenophobic lawmakers do it harm.
In fact, if the Forkan brothers have learned one thing from distributors vying to take their products to wider markets, it is that not all will be in a position to support the brand and some may actually do it harm.
Right now, our financial network is based on technology designed in the 1970s, relying on security measures that are far less sophisticated than those that wish to do it harm and processes that seem Kafkaesque even to insiders.
To say 'that is not cricket' implies something underhand, something not in keeping with the best ideals ... all who love it as players, as officials or spectators must be careful lest anything they do should do it harm".
Israel, with the fourth strongest military in the world and a strong relationship with America (without whom there would be no Iron Dome) can now protect itself against those who want to do it harm.
During the next few months, those heterosexual couples who now oppose same-sex marriage will surely learn that the marriages of their gay neighbors and co-workers really do not affect their own, that they enrich the institution of marriage, rather than do it harm.
Does it harm the anti-slaughter push?
-How does it harm those who use it?
And so it is a kind of tragedy for that intellectual tradition that Hitchens ended up doing it harm.
The technique requires only tiny quantities of material, and it can probe a living cell without doing it harm.
Not only does it harm the student, but it could get you in trouble with the school.
