The phrase "accident exists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the reality or occurrence of accidents, often in philosophical or analytical discussions.
Example: "In the realm of safety, it is crucial to acknowledge that accident exists, and we must take measures to prevent them."
Alternatives: "accidents occur" or "accidents happen".
As far as fatal accidents and injuries are concerned, common (European) definitions (i.e. fatalities within 30 days from the accident) exist and the low related level of under-reporting allows for meaningful comparisons to be carried out between most European countries.
It has been widely accepted that reported accidents on construction sites are just the tip of the iceberg representing the safety challenge because a very large number of near-miss accidents exist and constitute the portion of under-water surface.
Beings in any of the other nine categories, called accidents, exist in substances.
God clearly cannot make relational accidents exist without a subject in which they inhere, for this would entail a contradiction.
Although, both the approaches provided good outcome that certainly useful for traffic accident prediction, [9, 11, 12] reveals that heterogeneity in road accident data exists and should be removed prior to the analysis of road accident data.
She acknowledges that the prospect of writing about tragedies and vanished cultures is a daunting one, yet she is not daunted: she accepts that by some accident she exists and has the power to create, and so she does.
Darmstadtium is a super-heavy element that has only ever seen in the laboratory -- and even then, seeing it is no accident: it exists only because it was specially created, one atom at a time.
While the former is restricted to corporeal being, the latter applies to every subsisting substance and to every accident that exists in such a substance.
The potential for fatal accidents still exists, with four to eight deaths being avoided by means of the collaborative medical and pharmaceutical teams.
There are happy accidents: love at first sight, winning the lottery… Aristotle said, "Time is the accident of accidents". Time is what exists, and the accident is what happens.
