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The phrase "violence to" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts discussing harm or aggression directed towards someone or something.
Example: "The report highlighted the violence to the community caused by the ongoing conflict."
Alternatives: "harm to" or "aggression against"
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"There's a violence to it".
So we can expect violence to continue".
People resort to violence to settle disputes".
That leaves the violence to snowball fights.
Does this do violence to Verdi's design?
"There's a violence to profit performance".
The authorities expect the violence to escalate.
So, more, and nastier, violence to come.
It is adept at attributing the violence to others.
Title inflation clearly does violence to the language.
Compares this violence to the bombing of Indo-China.
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