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The phrase "harm has been done" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing an event or situation where damage or harm has been inflicted. For example, "The environmental harm has been done and it will take years for the ecosystem to recover."
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Human surveys provide the only assured means of discriminating between real and imagined harmful factors, but they are time consuming and provide information after the harm has been done.
No harm has been done, though.
Great harm has been done to us.
What harm has been done to relations?
Though Mr. Pappageorge apologized, the harm has been done.
"Great harm has been done to us," he added.
While harm has been done by therapies gone awry, it is also true that harm has been done and families unnecessarily damaged because of reluctance to seek help.
After the act of desertion, only [p110] punishment can follow, for the harm has been done.
But that does not mean that no harm has been done.
"But it's so long after all the harm has been done," he continued.
"Great harm has been done," she warned in an e-mail he shared with colleagues.
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com