The phrase "accident marked" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in a context where something is marked or noted due to an accident, but it is not a common expression.
Example: "The report was accident marked to indicate the areas that needed further investigation."
Alternatives: "incident noted" or "accident highlighted".
She was an acquaintance, really, but one I very much liked, and this accident marked the first time I was unable to keep my usual remove.
The accident marked the second time in almost exactly two months that the Navy has made headlines for a dangerous accident; a June collision involving the U.S.S.
The accident marked the second time in almost exactly two months that the Navy has made headlines for a dangerous accident; a June collision involving the USS Fitzgerald killed seven sailors and resulted in three of the vessel's senior commanders being reassigned.
Dr. Fernando Bayardo, director of the Española Hospital emergency room, called overdoses "only a small fraction of the deaths and disease caused by substance abuse," which include liver disease and blood infections as well as car accidents, marked by omnipresent roadside crosses bedecked with plastic flowers.
The little dip behind Lady Mary's clavicles is accentuated by candlelight; this is not an accident, mark my words.
As the title suggests, it's a ghost story: a novella, really, told by the middle-aged Frances, who looks back on the terrible accident that marked her childhood and the life she lives with her guardians, the cold and cruel Auntie Marge and the ineffectual Uncle Stan.
A Family Affair is the first theatre work he has done since his accident and marks an important milestone in his recovery.
That accident would mark the beginning of the end for the Woods' architectural brainchild: Shortly thereafter, the city discovered that the house didn't have proper construction permits or meet safety codes.
Prosecutors also want to look at whether the limits of the ski runs near the accident site were marked correctly, and specifically whether the rock which Schumacher collided with was lying close enough to the piste that it should require either a sign or some sort of protection.
Patients were excluded if they were suffering from any serious somatic illness; had been under treatment for any mental disorder immediately prior to the accident; had shown marked clinical signs or symptoms of mental disorders that were obviously unrelated to the accidental injury; had been referred due to attempted suicide or were victims of physical violence which had caused their injuries.
Nearby is Green River Cemetery, where the grave of Pollock, who died in an alcohol-related car accident in 1956, is marked by a huge boulder.
