The phrase "accident number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific identifier assigned to an accident for tracking or reporting purposes.
Example: "Please provide the accident number so we can locate the report in our system."
Alternatives: "incident number" or "report number".
The data set comprised of accident characteristics (time, day, month, type of accident, number of injured victims), victims age and gender, road type, road feature and area around accident site.
In the case we deal with here (routine evaluation, single site), the methods currently used and recommended are conventional statistical methods (see, for example, [23]), even though they sometimes make use of empirical Bayes estimates of the expected accident number on the treated site in order to cope with 'regression to the mean' bias.
The NTSB accident number is DCA07MA003.
Insurer yesinsurance.co.uk says the recent trend for inexperienced middle-aged men to ride motorbikes is contributing to accident numbers.
Engineering and improved road safety education has resulted in an overall decrease in road traffic accident numbers in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Responding to reports of rising accident numbers, he also reiterated that drivers should not be drunk and need to have good eyesight.
Malaysia's first motorway drive-in massage parlour opened yesterday, with the aim of reducing accident numbers by easing the tense muscles of stressed-out drivers.
The estimation of accident numbers for 2020 and 2030 is described in chapter 3.3.
Accident numbers have fallen from 182 in 2013 but the park authority does not want motorists to become complacent.
Comments: before-T and after-T represent total accident numbers at the treatment sites, in before and after periods; before-C and after-C represent similar accident numbers at the comparison-group sites; SB - estimates accounting for a selection bias.
In the case of a single site, however, this may lead to very small accident numbers for each data subset.
