"seriousness of damage" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the extent, severity, or magnitude of damage caused by a certain event or action. Example: The earthquake's magnitude was only 3.5 on the Richter scale, but the seriousness of damage it caused was immense, with entire buildings collapsing and thousands of people left homeless.
At first, I didn't realise the seriousness of the damage.
Inside, the office was darkened from smoke and melted computers spoke to the seriousness of the damage.
This evidence, over and above characterizing a correspondence between seriousness of vascular damage and clinical course, could lead to the conclusion that vascular splanchnic alteration in the elderly is a not a broadly studied pathology and so is not completely managed within up-to-date experimental evidence.
I must get to the dictionary and look at it well again," said Wenger, who confirmed the midfielder Jack Wilshere will see a specialist to assess the seriousness of ankle ligament damage suffered in the defeat to United.
When the seriousness of the prospective damage from Brexit becomes more apparent – almost certainly hitting the very people who felt "left out" and ignored by the so-called "metropolitan elite" – Labour may summon the courage to be more forthright about the folly of Brexit.
When officers are found guilty of misconduct at Ontario disciplinary tribunals, their penalties can be based on over a dozen factors, including the seriousness of the misconduct, damage to the police service's reputation, and the effect of any publicity.
Any appearance of damage (type and seriousness) and efflorescence was recorded.
I'm not going to publish what he wrote here because I genuinely believe he didn't understand the seriousness of the words and the damage they could do.
"Glenn has since apologized and expressed sincere regret that his comments dismissed the seriousness of sexual violence and served to damage the University's initiatives to eliminate such abhorrent activity," reads the letter.
In this study, 45% of the HVEI patients were not included due to the seriousness of their arm injuries or systemic damage (n = 42) observed during the screening.
