'irrecoverable damage' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in contexts where an action has caused permanent damage or destruction that is not able to be restored or corrected. For example, "The storm caused irrecoverable damage to our crops."
"If we lost the case, it could result in irrecoverable damage" to the school's reputation and cause problems for those who were admitted, Dr. Kaneko said.
Had this information been acquired before the program was launched, the taxpayers could have been saved a great deal of money, and, more important, a vast amount of irrecoverable damage could have been avoided.
Human intervention for its developmental activities results in several environmental changes that enhance some species, ecosystem and ecological processes while at the same time brings irrecoverable damage to the Planet Earth.
Zinc deficiency during early development elicits critical and irrecoverable impairment of learning and memory (Takeda, 2000).
But one of the principal reasons for not extensively using ion implantation to fabricate axial junctions in vertical NWs is possible irrecoverable implantation damages [10] that were observed in other low dimensional structures such as a FinFET [11].
Great question, the truth is that we consume as much as we can without giving serious consideration to consequences of excess until damage is irrecoverable.
These compounds eventually damage muscle tissues, resulting in irrecoverable muscle damage and general complications [ 14- 16].
Scotland's marine ecosystem faces "irrecoverable damage" from salmon farming if environmental concerns are not addressed, according to MSPs.
They're out there for sometimes over a year, and you really have no idea [if they're working]." Sometimes cameras were buried under several feet of snow and were irrecoverable, while animals and falling rocks also did damage to equipment.
The chance to say "I told you so" is always nice, but not if the price is a potentially irrecoverable disaster.
The 3D model is subjected to uniaxial compression, tension, and repeated creep recovery tests at different temperatures to investigate the stress strain behavior, damage propagation, and the patterns of the recoverable and irrecoverable strains.
