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The phrase "a big incident" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or noteworthy event that has occurred, often with negative connotations.
Example: "The company faced a big incident when a data breach compromised the personal information of thousands of customers."
Alternatives: "a major event" or "a significant occurrence."
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"A big incident has happened in the world," she says.
That was a big incident back then, but things are different now.
There was quite a big incident in a local pub... the girl actually set them up.
They did not look ready to defend themselves against rioters, let alone to try to stop them.Why not read the riot act?There are a number of possible explanations for this half-hearted response to such a big incident.
"Everyone that was working offshore back then knew it was only a matter of time before we had a big incident, and many pointed to Piper as the place most likely to suffer," said Mr. Molloy of the offshore workers' union.
It was a small mistake, but a big incident.
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This way we will prevent a bigger incident".
"If that was the best the authorities could do, thank God it wasn't a bigger incident with deaths," she says.
You're striking a deal to pay for what damage you've caused so that he doesn't call the police and this doesn't become a bigger incident.
It is not necessary that any big incident can only make you happy.
It was a very big incident here.
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