The phrase "a regular accident" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an incident that occurs frequently or is common in a particular context.
Example: "In this area, a regular accident seems to happen at the same intersection every month."
Alternatives: "a common occurrence" or "a frequent incident".
That claim, however, was denied by Shaludi's family who told Israeli media: "We are certain that this was a regular car accident.
Regular accidents have become a way of life, shark encounters aren't unheard of and there's always that biting cold.
Imposed by the US since 1995, these sanctions prohibit the sale of spare aeroplane parts to Iran, whose fleet of decrepit Boeings has suffered regular accidents over the past decade, resulting in hundreds of civilian deaths.
So, having already had two accidental successes one called Blogger, the other Twitter Mr Williams is now trying to make accidents a regular occurrence for his company, called Obvious.Of his previous successes, Blogger is today the best-known.
Inadvertent suicides and other firearm-induced injuries were so frequent in early America that a regular report of "melancholy accidents" — the #gunfail of our forebears — could be found in newspapers across the country throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
It's hard enough not to have an accident with a regular bicycle".
In the Arizona incident, in which no one has been reported seriously injured, the WSJ reports local police saying Uber's self-driving technology was not responsible for the accident — instead a regular vehicle "failed to yield".
In the Arizona incident, in which no one has been reported seriously injured, the WSJ reports local police saying Uber's self-driving technology was not responsible for the accident — instead a regular vehicle "failed to yield".
"It's not advisable to use them while they're plugged in, particularly in a bathroom situation". She said Rospa did not see this type of accident on a "regular basis" and most mobile phone manufacturers cover the electric shock risk in their safety handling support advice.
Pomegranate season in California means a several things to me: 1. my parents will get a box of the heavy red orbs for Christmas as per a 50-plus year family tradition; 2. My 3-year-old's face will look like a horrific dental accident on a regular basis; and 3. It's another reminder that for a picky kid, sometimes it just takes one cool friend to turn you onto a new food.
