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"hearing damage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use "hearing damage" to describe any negative effects on a person's ability to hear, whether it is temporary or permanent. It is commonly used in medical or scientific contexts, as well as in everyday conversation. Example: "The loud music at the concert caused hearing damage to many attendees."
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Mr. Gamboa suffered hearing damage in his right ear.
Audiometry was repeated regularly to assess potential further hearing damage.
Persistent ear infections have been associated with permanent hearing damage.
The results suggest that hearing damage is easily caused by noise during GM therapy.
Make sure workers with hearing loss get the proper care to help prevent further hearing damage.
But it's perfect for the iPod generation, offering intense surround sound, minus the hearing damage.
THE BOTTOM LINE -- Regular exposure to loud music and noise can inflict permanent hearing damage.
Researchers even claim to have found evidence that vuvuzelas can lead to permanent hearing damage.
In real life, silencers limit hearing damage for shooters but don't make gunfire dangerously quiet.
The site's pounding drum circles, he added, could lead to hearing damage.
Fears of hearing damage were amplified by a reported massive spike in earplug sales.
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