The phrase "accidental drops" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to instances where something is unintentionally dropped, often in contexts related to technology or physical objects.
Example: "The new phone model has improved durability to prevent damage from accidental drops."
Alternatives: "unintentional drops" or "inadvertent drops".
When closed, it also protects the PDA from things like accidental drops or being accidentally turned on in a briefcase which can drain the battery.
The drive also features Iomega's DropGuard technology, which is intended to protect the device and its data from accidental drops of up to 51 inches.
Portable electronic products such as mobile phones experience various loadings in their use environments but accidental drops are encountered most frequently.
The current investigation considers the worst load case scenario by simulating accidental drops of the containers from a full stack height of 5.00 m.
But it is a good look at how Apple is thinking about common issues such as damage to mobile device from accidental drops.
It has an aluminum case with a matte finish that matches the new MacBooks (though it only comes in silver), but the case is a full 3 mm thick to prevent damage from accidental drops and spills.
Two different accidental drop scenarios are considered (flat on-base and corner drop).
The casks meet safety requirements that govern how they respond to an accidental drop onto rigid ground.
Accidental dropping of water in hot oil and the resulting explosive vaporization of superheated water has been identified as the cause the largest number of household kitchen accidents.
You have very few mugs in your house, and as a result the "accidental" dropping of one would mean a disproportionate increase in time spent doing the washing-up.
And on Wednesday, a dozen Lebanese civilians were wounded in what Israeli Army officials called a pilot's accidental dropping of a 660-pound bomb, which happened to strike the home of a guerrilla leader.
