"heavily destroyed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something has been damaged or ruined to a significant degree. Example: The city was heavily destroyed by the earthquake, leaving thousands homeless and without basic necessities.
Iraqi Civil Defense workers and Mr. Sadi's relatives carried the bodies of his wife, daughter and sister-in-law through his heavily destroyed neighborhood in the Old City.
The Stokes shift remained nearly unchanged, which demonstrated that the carrier concentration and resistivity of Al-doped ZnO nanoparticles changed slightly after Mg codoping, i.e. the Al doping efficiency was not heavily destroyed in band gap engineering.
* I went to every place where she regularly spent time or lived (except Königsberg, too heavily destroyed by wartime bombing to be of use), locating whenever possible the specific buildings or neighborhoods relevant to the story and traveling the specific routes she took.
Tarred roads heavily destroyed by floodwaters were also rehabilitated while gravel was thrown on the earth roads (Lyonga 2012).These huge financial engagements notwithstanding, the government disbursed another USD 1.5 million to identify risk zones and evacuate the occupants.
The town had been heavily destroyed by an earthquake in 1963.
Aseel Nabeel, 9 years old, sits in the school courtyard, where she arrived after fleeing the neighborhood of Shejaya, now heavily destroyed.
"The sun is prolonged until the end of September and whenever it rains, it rains so heavily it destroys all our crops".
By that he meant bombs that destroyed heavily armored tanks, or caused large numbers of casualties.
Lebanese officials say about 350 schools were heavily damaged or destroyed.
In many cases, secured debts will be heavily damaged or destroyed and the lender will be left with nothing.
Ms. Wilkerson said about 100 homes were either heavily damaged or destroyed by violent winds in Oak Grove and Sylvan Springs.
