'incidental damage' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can refer to damage that occurs as a result of another action. For example: "The removal of the wall caused some incidental damage to the adjacent ceiling".
These policy disasters spring from a common error: the assumption that incidental damage to the internet is an acceptable price in the service of your own goals.
If this were not enough, the government introduced an anti-terrorism law in July 2009 with provisions so broad that a peaceful blockade of public services or incidental damage to property during a public protest can be construed as terrorism.
Ms. Gund's kitchen had not had a face-lift in 25 years, and her initial impulse was just to buy new shelves and a sink from a showroom, avoiding the nightmare -- and any incidental damage to the artworks -- of a full renovation.
Logging operations (e.g. tree felling, log yarding or skidding) induce incidental damage to surrounding trees, proportional to logging intensity in conventional [6] or reduced impact logging [7].
This is related to the killing methods used, in accipitrids, they use their talons to inflict organ damage and blood loss, whereas typical owls use their feet to constrict their prey to death, the talons serving only to hold the prey in place or provide incidental damage.
None of the subjects in the Muscimol group had significant incidental damage.
Alyce L. Alfano, a lawyer representing the family, said they were seeking punitive and incidental damages, reimbursement of medical costs, court costs and attorney's fees, payment for a private school and a judgment in their favor.
Crucially, this 'mass-univariate' approach assumes that the resultant structure-deficit localization is not distorted by co-incidental damage of other, non-critical loci in each patient: in other words, that damage to each voxel is independent of damage to any other.
If the homeowner requires the guest to provide a valid credit card number for incidental charges and damages, state the terms of the credit card policy in this section.
All risks and damages, incidental or otherwise, arising from the use or misuse of the information contained herein are entirely the responsibility of the user.
Nevertheless, the lifespan of trees is limited more often by incidental disease or structural damage than by genetic aging.
