The phrase "accidental trip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an unplanned or unintended journey or event that occurred unexpectedly.
Example: "Her accidental trip to the store turned into a delightful adventure when she met an old friend there."
Alternatives: "unintentional journey" or "unexpected outing".
Craig Joubert reckons it's an accidental trip by Fofana and there's no penalty.
In large part, the fact that this encounter could even take place is thanks to a single, almost accidental trip.
Speaking at the 243rd National Meeting and Exposition of the American Chemical Society, the world's largest scientific society, he said that devices with these chips could retain data despite an accidental trip through the drier or even a voyage to Mars.
In addition, in previous studies on healthy older adults, accidental tripping during walking was observed.
Indeed, these studies showed that many observations over a great distance were necessary to observe accidental tripping in older adults.
Accidental trips could get you some really bad cuts and tripping while running to the wall can lead to severe consequences which might make you regret ever playing the game.
Call it the accidental road trip.
Such dire outcomes mean less food for the fungus, and less fungus for the ants, making these accidental sailing trips a matter of life-or-death for the colony.
Rondo was immediately ejected for the contact, which he insisted after the game was accidental because he tripped into Davis.
The opening shot of the film, showing John, George, and Ringo dashing toward the camera at top speed on a sidewalk as they flee a crowd of fans in hot pursuit, features the instantly self-deflating gag (which looks completely unplanned and accidental) of George tripping and falling to the pavement, to the hilarity of his bandmates.
The methods for conducting the measurement included numerous trials for observation of an accidental event (ie, tripping).
