The phrase "a severe collision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a serious or intense impact between two objects, often in the context of vehicle accidents or other types of crashes.
Example: "The news reported that a severe collision occurred on the highway, resulting in multiple injuries."
Alternatives: "a serious crash" or "a major impact".
Chrysler said it knew of no incidents or complaints of fuel leaks, but it initiated the recall to reduce the possibility of a leak in a severe collision.
Some experts think that, under the new standard, an air bag will not be able to absorb the energy of, say, a 200-pound man flung against it in a severe collision.
The point is driven home by pub patrons being scared half to death in a bathroom when a bloody face smashes through the mirror, much as one would through a windshield in a severe collision.
Heading home on 1 December 1850, she was involved in a severe collision with the English brig Confidence, which sank with the loss of her captain.
From δ speed and % damage to car, a dichotomous variable was created: 'Not severe collision' and 'Severe collision'.
The safety enhancements consist of strengthening an existing portion of the Volt's vehicle safety structure to further protect the battery pack in a severe side collision; add a sensor in the reservoir of the battery coolant system to monitor coolant levels; and add a tamper-resistant bracket to the top of the battery coolant reservoir to help prevent potential coolant overfill.
Individuals were grouped in 'Not severe collision' if they were neither at risk in terms of δ speed or extent of car damage.
Simultaneous channel access from a huge group of UEs may result in severe collisions of the RACHs during a very short period of time.
Although our acceleration pulse yielded a low overall speed change, its leading edge matched the onset of a collision with a speed change of 8 km/h [ 41], and as a result, the onset times we observed likely apply to more severe collisions.
In the runner region, both severe collisions and severe shear events occurred.
Thin-walled structures can be particularly employed as energy absorbers in automobiles to dissipate energy and protect passengers from the peak crush load caused by severe collisions.
