The phrase "a violent collision between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a forceful impact or clash between two or more entities, often in a physical or metaphorical context.
Example: "The news report detailed a violent collision between two trains that resulted in multiple injuries."
Alternatives: "a fierce clash between" or "a brutal impact between".
The discovery, if confirmed, could boost a theory that the Moon was born in the aftermath of a violent collision between early Earth and a speeding cosmic wanderer.
B1 FASHION B7 ARTS E1-8 OBITUARIES C19 SPORTS D1-8 SCIENCE TIMES F1-12 The Moon's Hot Center Scientists say that laser beam experiments indicate that the Moon's core contains a sizable zone of molten rock, a discovery that, if confirmed, could boost the theory that the Moon was born in the aftermath of a violent collision between early Earth and a speeding cosmic wanderer.
New computer simulations support the theory that such heavy metals are produced in a violent collision between two superdense neutron stars.
Some studies indicate such horrors radiate from a violent collision between the imperative to repress and control female sexuality and the cultural power of shame.
The work's magnificently redolent title comes from Sheers's text, referring to the theory that the earth and moon are the results of a gigantic, violent collision between two planetary bodies early in the solar system's history.
Before his shoulder gave out, he injured it in a violent collision on the basepath with Atlanta Braves second baseman Marcus Giles.
Repeated concussions -- even a very brief loss of consciousness after a violent collision -- can cause permanent brain injury.
The chance meeting of these two people will result, needless to say, in a violent collision, with predictably tragic results.
The result was a violent collision — and on Monday, lawyers on opposite sides blamed the other man's brazenness for the confrontation.
But he ran out of room and went toppling over the waist-high wall, a violent collision that brought the Detroit training staff scrambling to him.
The frantic two-and-a-half-mile chase led to a violent collision that sent Busch sailing into the wall as Stewart skirted past for a somber victory.
