The phrase "a crash between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an incident where two or more entities collide or come into conflict, often in the context of vehicles or sports.
Example: "There was a crash between two cars at the intersection, causing a significant traffic delay."
Alternatives: "a collision involving" or "an accident between".
Say you observe a crash between two SUVs, both around the same size.
A right-hook crash is a crash between a right-turning motor vehicle and an adjacent through-moving bicycle.
The New Yorker, July 16 , 1938P. 9 A hearing involving insurance claims was recently held after a crash between a ferry and another harbor craft.
There was a crash between a wheelchair athlete and one of the elite female runners, and that was the worst of it.
The death toll from a crash between a school bus and a train in southern France has risen to five after one passenger died of their injuries.
"At some point, there's going to be a crash between what's happening in the country and what's picked up on the phone," Stanley Greenberg, President Bill Clinton's pollster in the White House, said yesterday.
A Tel Aviv schoolboy developed the idea of a vest as part of a class project after hearing about a fatal crash between a driver and a camel in the Negev desert.
LOS ANGELES — Fifteen passengers suffered minor injuries when the light-rail train they were riding here collided with a passenger bus on Friday, one week after a deadly crash between a commuter train and freight train in a northern district of Los Angeles.
Riverside County coroner's officials on Monday identified all but one of the 13 victims killed in a horrific crash between a tour bus and a big rig truck near Palm Springs.
This is like a car crash between a happy movie and an irascible one.
A father-of-two died after being attacked on his doorstep by a driver angry at a "minor" crash between the pair, a jury has been told.
