The phrase "a crash of a" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "There was a crash of a car on the highway this morning."
Alternatives: "an accident involving a" or "a collision of a".
A crash of a Delta Air Lines Lockheed TriStar killed 134 in Dallas that year.
"What we are looking at here is a crash of a fishery," he said.
Before that the structural behaviour under a crash of a military plane was investigated by a procedure using load-time functions (Riera, 1968).
Investigators suspect that flawed weight estimates could have contributed to a crash of a Beech 1900 on takeoff in Charlotte, N.C., on Jan . 8 killing 21 people.
Meanwhile, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in Washington said late Monday that it had been alerted by State Farm, the insurance company, in 2007 about unintended acceleration that led to a crash of a 2005 Toyota Camry.
Sleep deprivation can cause actual physical harm, like a car crash, or cause you to hit "reply all" when you don't mean to — a crash of a different sort.
It was the board's first investigation of a crash of an unmanned plane.
An article yesterday about a crash of an Azerbaijan Airlines plane shortly after taking off from Baku, the Azeri capital, misstated the timing in some copies.
In April 2008, Mr. McAfee was named in a wrongful-death lawsuit by the family of Robert Gilson, a 61-year-old who died in a crash of an aerotrekker piloted by Mr. McAfee's nephew, who was also killed.
The 229 lives lost in the crash are the first deaths to result from a crash of an MD-11 jetliner since the model entered commercial service in 1990.
While waiting for his Q clearance, he was put in charge of a board investigating a crash of an AJ Savage, then the Navy's frontline nuclear bomber, an aircraft that did not impress Ramage.
