The phrase "accident inquiry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to investigations or examinations of incidents, particularly those involving accidents.
Example: "The government has launched an accident inquiry to determine the causes of the recent train derailment."
Alternatives: "accident investigation" or "incident inquiry".
Police in Scotland will open a fatal accident inquiry, a formality for any unnatural death.
A fatal accident inquiry is expected to be held into the 2009 fatal AS332 L2 crash in Aberdeen next year.
He read the transcript of the Scottish Fatal Accident Inquiry, which exceeded fifteen thousand pages, and he located the patch of grass where David's body had landed.
The COPFS has responsibility for leading the investigation into any sudden and unexplained deaths and deciding whether criminal proceedings or a Fatal Accident Inquiry should be held.
It also urged the Scottish Government to support the fast-track of Fatal Accident Inquiry (FAI) reforms, which are currently under public consultation.
The inquiry will support the findings of the original French accident inquiry in criticising the paparazzi as a possible reason for encouraging Paul to speed.
All early Comets were withdrawn from service for accident inquiries, during which orders from British Commonwealth Pacific Airlines, Japan Air Lines, Linea Aeropostal Venezolana, National Airlines, Pan American World Airways, and Panair do Brasil were cancelled.
Mr. Carromero also said that during the post-accident inquiry, he was under the influence of medication and intimidated by Cuban investigators.
The government's legislative programme will be completed by a Budget Bill, setting out overall spending for the year ahead, and a Fatal Accidents Inquiries Bill to reform the system.
Featuring an illustration of the ship by Max Ellis that spans the flaps and front and back covers, it collects accounts provided by survivors in books, newspaper articles and testimony to the accident's inquiry boards.
"The flames seen after takeoff did not come from the engine, but, in all likelihood, from a major fuel leak," the Accident and Inquiry Office, part of France's Transportation Ministry, said in a statement.
