"To correct damage" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You could use it in a variety of contexts, such as: "The team worked tirelessly to correct damage caused by the storm."
The in-painting done to correct damage from previous cleanings was done in watercolors because water base paints are easily removed.
And in January 2007, Mr. Farrakhan had abdominal surgery to correct damage caused by treatment for prostate cancer, which raised concerns over his succession.
Giants Coach Jim Fassel announced after today's final training-camp practice that the team's medical staff had determined that Bennett needed the season-ending surgery to correct damage to his right knee that includes a medial collateral ligament strain.
A cochlear implant was also inserted into Malala's left ear to correct damage to her hearing caused by the bullet.
Charlie was diagnosed with hydrocephalus when he was 6 months old and has had four surgeries in his short life, three on his brain and another to correct damage done to his eye by fluid that built around the nerves.
Commonly used in skincare products, DNA repair enzymes have been shown to play a major role in removing damage caused to the skin by UV exposure, which translates to correcting damaged and wrinkly skin.
However, the measurement of natural frequencies may not provide enough information for damage detection to relate the changes to a correct damage location.
You said that Japan's honour and credibility had been damaged by the Yoshida testimony, and that it was important to correct that damage, including through what you called "strategic public diplomacy".
After six months of physical therapy, Ms. Lowe may yet require surgery to correct the damage.
The surgery was initially slated to correct ligament damage, but Uribe did not touch the ligament, the team announced.
I don't really believe the sum is substantial enough to compensate the lobstermen of Long Island Sound or to correct the damage to the resource".
