The phrase "accident planning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to preparing for or managing potential accidents, particularly in safety or emergency response planning.
Example: "The company has implemented a comprehensive accident planning strategy to ensure the safety of all employees on site."
Alternatives: "incident planning" or "emergency planning".
In addition to the Leo family's expected lawsuit, the family of Ramadan Kurtaj, who was also killed in the May accident, plans to file a claim, their lawyer, Susan M. Karten, said on Friday.
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If you believe that "nothing" you have not already imagined "can go wrong", why spend money to install more sensors than your original "design basis accident" plan called for?
Rohit Shukla of the Larta Institute in California says policymakers should stop obsessing about clusters (which are usually the product of accident, not planning) and embrace global networks instead.
Recurring themes developed more by accident than planning.
Our findings also clearly show that incorporating stochastic information about future traffic accidents while planning routes for the dynamic DARP does not automatically guarantee better results.
IN a similarly ominous vein, some Japanese say the accident was planned.
The French air accident investigator plans to publish an initial report Thursday summarizing the facts that have been gathered and possibly presenting the agency's first hypotheses about the chain of events that led to the crash.
In case of the unexpected, Lenovo offers Warranty and Accident Protection plans to help customers protect their PC investment.
Amundsen would appreciate the message: prevent accidents, plan ahead.
