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The phrase "most destructive phase" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the most harmful or damaging stage of a particular process or event. Example: The hurricane's most destructive phase hit the coastal town, causing extensive damage to homes and businesses.
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At the end of 1900 the war entered upon its most destructive phase.
But they said that a government fight to defend its core could be the fiercest and most destructive phase yet of the 20-month conflict.
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Intracerebral hemorrhage is by far the most destructive form of stroke.
Asiatic (A) type strains are the most widespread and, hence, the most destructive form of citrus canker.
Locusts exhibit remarkable density-dependent phenotype (phase) changes from the solitary to the gregarious, making them one of the most destructive agricultural pests.
Locusts are the most destructive pest.
War is worse and most destructive alternative.
This is a peculiarly destructive phase of drinking, physically, and socially.
Destructive criticism only empowers the most destructive elements in Israel to argue that nothing Israel does matters, so why change?
Even now, no one can say whether we are past the purely destructive phase of this calamity.
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