"pose damage" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means to cause harm or negative consequences. You can use it in a sentence like this: The construction of the new highway will pose damage to the surrounding wildlife habitats.
"Being Chinese, I realize the previous behaviors that I had overseas have posed damage to my company and hurt the feelings of the people on both sides of the Strait.
The copper ions (Cu2+) are extremely harmful because of their toxicity that even a trace amount can pose detrimental damage to human health [13].
SIRT1 levels decrease as you age, researchers said, so disruptions to your internal clock pose more damage.
He said such amounts posed no damage to the environment.
The tour is already shadowed by worries among members of the Met company about safety threats that could be posed by damage to nuclear reactors in Japan caused by the recent earthquake.
We found that QDs posed great damage to macrophages through intracellular accumulation of QDs coupled with reactive oxygen species generation, particularly for QDs coated with PEG-NH2.
The peculiarity of space weather for Earth orbiting satellites, air traffic and power grids on Earth and especially the financial and operational risks posed by damage due to space weather, underline the necessity of space weather observation.
Failing to move beyond ignorance, willful or otherwise, poses great damage to both religion and science.
Such misdiagnosis poses huge damage on the patients, both physically and mentally, and probably in a fatal way.
The breadth of the natural disasters and the potential for untold nuclear damage pose new challenges for a fragile government that has struggled with political scandals, continued economic woes and public frustration over its inability to weaken entrenched bureaucrats.
