"proven damage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to damage that has been confirmed or evidenced through proof or evidence. Example: The plaintiff in the lawsuit must provide evidence of proven damage caused by the defendant's actions.
Reorganising services around a heightened sense of child protection has already proven damaging over recent years.
"I would have liked to have seen it through because I think we could have definitely proven damages," he said.
The acidification of oceans, for example, has proven damaging for most marine life save jellyfish, which may also be reaping rewards from what humans have sown.
Those opposing the plan, however, argue that this case is unusual because the Oil Pollution Act requires BP to pay for all proven damages.
Such accusations have proven damaging to corporate reputations since the 1990s, when the anti-sweatshop movement gained attention and put working conditions on the radar of the American public.
Firstly, the land-beast compensation system is based on found and proven damages to the individual reindeer herders (Sippola et al.2005; O Moilanen, unpublished thesis; Ollila2008).
Have there been any proven, damaging effects on prisoners put into isolation?There have been all kinds of psychiatric studies, notably those conducted by Stuart Grassian and Craig Haney.
Unfortunately, the increased demand has proven damaging to the environment, particularly to tropical rainforests where most of the palm oil is sourced.
In the recent past, even the suggestion of such impropriety has proven damaging for highly respected investigators [ 10].
They went below it, and it's because they couldn't prove damage" to the state.
Landowners can shoot deer at any time, if they can prove damage to crops.
