The phrase "accident example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific instance or case of an accident, often in discussions or analyses of accidents.
Example: "In our safety training, we reviewed an accident example to highlight the importance of proper procedures."
Alternatives: "case of an accident" or "instance of an accident".
To do so, it keeps track of objects it observes — in the accident example, say, a particular piece of debris on the seafloor.
So, as soon as a passing motorist in our car accident example dials 911 and triggers the emergency services to send an ambulance, even the opponents of the individual mandate agree that the federal government can impose the duty to purchase healthcare insurance at that point.
Rep. William M. Straus, a Democratic state legislator who chaired the Joint Committee on Transportation last year, told the Globe that Robomart's vehicles could pose problems for police — in case of an accident, for example.
An important subcase of comparative cp-laws are probabilistic comparative cp-laws, in which the quantitative variables X express the probabilities P(F) of some qualitative properties expressed by predicates F (for instance, F might be the increased probability of a car accident in example (2) below).
A terrible accident, for example.
She might have an accident, for example".
It is no accident, for example, that the poor old UN is Antichrist's chosen vehicle.
If a self-driving car gets into an accident, for example, is the manufacturer liable or the driver?
This might be needed because the patient has had some kind of trauma where their aorta has become ruptured like in a car accident, for example.
A person may put something into the ear on purpose (such as a cotton swab), or by accident (for example, a small earring).
It may be discovered by accident, for example when a chest x-ray performed to diagnose another condition shows an enlarged heart.
