The phrase "accidental interview" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an interview that was not planned or intended, often occurring by chance.
Example: "I had an accidental interview with the hiring manager when I bumped into her at the coffee shop."
Alternatives: "unplanned interview" or "chance interview".
The talk turned to budgie smugglers, no doubt a reference to Abbott's entirely authentic, accidental interview on Channel Ten earlier this morning.
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Miller called the omission accidental in an interview with HuffPost, but Goff likened the recommendations to instructing a baby seal to wear a helmet to protect itself from clubbing.
Moving freely between fact and fiction, utilizing imaginary interviews, accidental stories, and critical essays, The Irresponsible Magician approaches psychoanalysis and celebrity on a first-name basis.
In The Accidental Palaeontologist, news intern Elizabeth Quill interviews Mike Taylor, a full-time computer programmer and a part-time Ph.D. student in palaeontology.
He said in an interview that this kind of accidental research with rigorous data was very rare.
Accidental sampling was employed and questionnaire-based interviewing was done with outpatients who attended the clinics at one of the eight study hospitals during the period of April 1 , 2012 May 31 , 2012
In this interview, Pei talks about OnePlus's accidental breakthrough in overseas markets and his observations of the Chinese smartphone industry.
