'mechanisms of damage' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a system or process by which something is damaged. For example: Understanding the mechanisms of damage caused by severe weather can help scientists develop better models for predicting storms.
The viability of the finite elements method (FEM) for the design and analysis of such joints has been shown by several researchers (Composites 13(1982) 29, mechanics and mechanisms of damage in composites and multi-materials, ESIS11, Mechanical Engineering Publications, London, 1991, Structural adhesive joints in engineering, Elsevier Applied science Publishers, Amsterdam, 1984).
Mechanisms of damage to tissue and the electrode are reviewed.
These advances have allowed to identify key mechanisms of damage events and subsequent local failure.
This difference was linked to the different underlying mechanisms of damage.
Microstructural analysis was used to identify mechanisms of damage and fatigue initiation sites.
However, a comprehensive understanding of the mechanisms of damage initiation on such materials under PWJ impingement has not been established.
Besides these AOX defense systems, there are also repairing and exchanging mechanisms of damaged biomolecules.
In conclusion, we have provided comprehensive miRNA-gene interaction networks that underlie the mechanisms of damages induced by varying doses of radiation.
Multi-scale mechanical principles imply the same mechanism of damage evolution proceeds the catastrophe.
A mechanism of damage different from a simple mechanical interaction was assumed.
Optical microscope and scanning electron microscopy were used to investigate the micro-mechanisms of damage during fatigue, and the results were used to correlate with the mechanical fatigue behavior of WC Co cemented carbides.
