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"immense damage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large amount of destruction, typically caused by a natural disaster or other calamity. For example, "The hurricane caused immense damage to the small coastal town."
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Immense damage has been done".
And Aedes aegypti cause immense damage.
Mitchell's report had done immense damage.
In any case, immense damage has already been done.
It did immense damage to the BBC's worldwide reputation.
And it only takes one determined terrorist to do immense damage.
Her passive-aggressive interference was "unprecedented" and did "immense damage," he said.
Greenstock said the Iraq episode had done immense damage to US standing.
"This has done immense damage to the reputation of the BBC.
Because of their ability to spread rapidly and widely, viruses and worms can inflict immense damage.
But what if this will cause immense damage to the Swiss economy?
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