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The phrase "lead to injuries" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an action or situation that can result in physical harm or damage. Example: "Not wearing a helmet while biking can lead to injuries in case of an accident."
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Such exertions, without appropriate supervision, can lead to injuries.
Being tossed into a small tub can lead to injuries.
From the medical point of view, the majority of sexual assaults do not lead to injuries.
The technology provides the potential for earlier detection of habits that could lead to injuries.
And they still lead to injuries, as when an infant uses them to reach a stove or other dangerous object.
Fassel has not, by any means, encouraged fighting this week since he knows such tussles can lead to injuries.
Young brides are more likely to give birth when their bodies are not fully developed, which can lead to injuries such as fistula.
They build logarithmic formulas and computer codes that test Conte's hypotheses, like Dominican players' being more durable than Americans and whether high pitch counts lead to injuries.
The ensuing mêlées often lead to injuries, says Prakash Tawase, Deonar's manager.Hold your noseMr Tawase has no budget for fencing or crowd control, let alone modern environmental safeguards.
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Fancy running shoes may even lead to injury, experts say.
Injuries may be comparatively rare, but what about scary incidents that don't lead to injury?
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