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The phrase "harmful substances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to anything that is deemed to be dangerous or harmful to human health. For example: "Smoking cigarettes releases harmful substances into the air."
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"Health and social harms could increase if there is displacement to more harmful substances," they warned.
No harmful substances were found.
Artificial sweeteners contain harmful substances that trick our bodies.
Inhalation of harmful substances is common in the workplace.
In the longer term, the Demos/UKPDC report proposes a "comprehensive harmful substances control act covering the supply of all potentially harmful substances, including alcohol, solvents and tobacco".
Ships have damaged the reef ecosystem through anchoring, groundings, collisions and the discharge of harmful substances.
The skin is a very effective barrier that protects us from potentially harmful substances.
As a result, the fetus may be unintentionally exposed to other potentially harmful substances.
These provide quick and easy insulation while containing natural dyes with no trace of harmful substances.
Addicts simply pay more for crummier product or switch to other, often more harmful, substances.
Some have been found to contain harmful substances as well as nicotine, as this study demonstrates".
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