The phrase "about this accident" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific incident or event that has occurred, typically in discussions or reports related to that incident.
Example: "The investigation team is gathering all the necessary information about this accident to determine its cause."
Alternatives: "regarding this incident" or "concerning this event".
"The more I learn about this accident, the more concerned I become," Representative Henry Waxman said in hearings today.
Our colleagues heard on Wednesday morning that this man had an interview with TV about this accident.
Instead of worrying and not thinking about this accident, Alix is more and more sure that she wants to see 2.0 again.
"I was not surprised to hear about this accident," said R. Vidyasagar, an independent Chennai-based researcher, who travels to Sivakasi every year to study child labor issues and who lived there for three years in the early 1990s.
This would usually be of little consequence, because big airliners are designed to cope with the failure of one of their four engines even during takeoff, when it would pose the greatest risk of causing a crash.What caused concern about this accident, however, was that bits of the engine flew out at high speed, causing some damage to the aircraft's wing.
We sit down and Sikka starts telling me about this accident that changed his life.
Don't be blasé about this: accidents do happen and that's why they call them accidents.
There was no defect in the pilot step and I know nothing about how this accident happened except from the fact that the telegraph operator told me that something was wrong.
Here's a bit of what I said: Monbiot, who's very worried about global warming, said this accident proved nuclear power is robust….
This has been about finding out why this accident happened and making sure that lessons have been learned, not just by Merlin but by others throughout the industry, and I think my clients can take comfort from that".
