"exact damages" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the exact amount of money a person or entity is legally obligated to pay in damages due to a legal judgement or agreement. For example: "The defendant was sentenced to pay the plaintiff $10,000 in exact damages."
This time, mission managers knew the exact damage caused by the foam, which weighed one-third of an ounce.
Even those informed by facts have a hard time predicting the exact damage, given that the impacts of across-the-board cuts will roll out over many months, even years.
Then, the results of this stage are subsequently enhanced to the exact damage locations and extents using the PSO search engine.
The results indicate that when the measured data is error-free, the proposed technique is very efficient in finding the exact damage locations and extents of both damage examples.
However, an exact damage toll figure in unknown.
Percy then devastated the island of Tokelau, leaving many homeless and millions in dollars in property damages (although exact damage figures are unavailable).
Banana and other fruit plantations in the southwestern portion of the country experienced severe damage, although exact damage totals are unknown.
While the exact damage to Greenberg's wallet wasn't specified, the New York Post reported Greenberg owned 3.7 million shares of AIG stock under this deferred-compensation package in January 2008.
It is not possible to determine the exact damage bombing caused to Japan's economy, however, as the Allied naval blockade also contributed to general breakdown which occurred from late 1944.
Outside the body, scientists say, it is relatively harmless, but specks absorbed in the body, usually through inhaling dust, shoot off a continuous shower of radioactive particles thousands of times a minute, gradually exacting damage that can cause cancer and other diseases decades later.
In addition, by synthesizing in silico reference and sample sequences prior to incorporation of aDNA-associated damage patterns, it is possible to know the exact "pre-damage" nucleotide sequences of samples.
