The phrase "unintentional damage" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing harm or destruction that was not intended or planned. It can also be used to refer to damages caused by accidents or mistakes. Example: The tenants were not at fault for the unintentional damage to the apartment, as it was caused by a faulty electrical wire.
Although the immune impairment is reversible, the physician must seek a balance between intentional damage to the cancer cells and unintentional damage to the immune system.
In a sublime plot thread that begins with Audrey and the blackberries and spirals toward comedy heaven (watch what happens to Kyle, Audrey's doted-on little delinquent son), Bernadette does major, unintentional damage to the Galer Street community.
And regulators may simply decide to accept a certain amount of unintentional damage in the treatment of pain, and leave local police chiefs and drug counselors -- as well as individual addicts -- to find solutions to the OxyContin problem on their own.
Implementing DMM in crowded settlements inadvertently resulted in service network that was prone to unintentional damage.
Sensor systems were enclosed in separate cages built using fence posts and wire mesh to protect from unintentional damage during farm operations.
Andrews and Jabbour [4] provide the second: The employment of friendly cyber defenses and weapons with the intent of either defending the blue cyber systems from attack from red or gray forces, or attacking the enemy to destroy or damage their people, equipment, or facilities, which results in unforeseen and unintentional damage to friendly cyber systems.
A case study is carried out to determine the most common causes of unintentional damages on cargo ships at coasts and open seas of Turkey.
In complex meningiomas, which have close relationships with vessels or other vital structures, the comparison with preoperative MRI permits to better understand the surgical anatomy, avoiding unintentional damages [ 38].
In animal M4, as a result of unintentional vascular damage, the lesion size was 16.6° × 6.6°, with a medial border located at 3° eccentricity along the HM.
Limitations to the design of these OCT needles include the inability to obtain tissue specimens for diagnosis through the same imaging needle, the incompatibility with standard endoscopy procedures, and due to the direct contact of the mechanically scanning needle with the tissue, unintentional tissue damage or tissue drag may occur distorting the images acquired.
Disparaging remarks may cause unintentional hurt feelings.
