'accidental incident' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use 'accidental incident' when you want to refer to something unexpected and unfortunate that has happened. For example, "The fire was caused by an accidental incident in the kitchen."
Tony Pepper, CEO at Egress Software, says that "when this accidental incident occurred, there was no safety net and no way of alerting the sender of the mistake". Something that Pepper says research by his company suggests is a very common error, with 45% of employees who have accidentally shared information did so by sending it to the wrong person.
I don't know exactly what transpired in that hallway, but I believe it's a truly accidental incident".
Schedule the moving transporter and new place set up in accordance to the moving plan Be aware of potential hazardous or accidental incident that may be happened due to fire, electrical wiring, and so on during the equipment moving.
Operational experience from electrical transmission networks has demonstrated that human error represents a key factor in operating inefficiencies, equipment damage, and accidental incidents.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCclaimedmed that, on average, one child died every three days in accidental incidents in the U.S. from 2000 to 2005.
Secondary contamination of medical personnel treating contaminated victims is seen to occur in accidental incidents, and one study identified 17 medical personnel injured in this way over a 3-year period in the US [ 40].
The single non-accidental incident using radiation identified in the medical literature is an assassination that occurred in London in 2006, when Alexander Litvinyenko was poisoned with polonium-210.
The scattered, half-accidental incidents that add up to a major racial confrontation (and the role played by a callous, confrontational power structure) are skillfully dramatized here, and when fatal happenings are reported from offstage we've been prepared for them.
But, as the accidental firing incident during this week's night patrol showed, it may take British trainers some time to turn the army into a western-style fighting force, with a sense of national pride as well as fighting skills.
For example, Chapter 5, "CH3CO2C6H4CO2H (Aspirin)," published in 1956, is set amid the investigation of an accidental poisoning incident involving a child named Richard Poole.
Though accidental, these incidents undermine support abroad for United States foreign policy.
