The phrase "accidental ways" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe methods or means that occur unintentionally or by chance.
Example: "The artist discovered new techniques in accidental ways, leading to a unique style that captivated audiences."
Alternatives: "unintentional methods" or "chance occurrences".
"Even in accidental ways like the bloke in the ticket office at the stadium wearing a Hull City tie.
Christie Hodgen's second novel offers a twist on the contemporary coming-of-age story: Her smart, mordant heroine, Mary Murphy, narrates in the second person rather than the first, piecing together the story of her life through a series of odes to five characters who shaped it, sometimes in the most accidental ways.
Over the years, I've found many interesting and entirely accidental ways to make a man lose his erection.
As the director tells The Creators Project, "It's about a young girl in 1961 living under societal constraints and parental control; what we do, even in tiny, accidental ways, when we raise girls; how we raise them to not have their instincts of self-preservation when they most need it, because the fear of being impolite is really deeply engrained and it can have tragic consequences".
So what is the aftermath of this new accidental way of acquiring attention?
She attributed Mr. Lipps's "down to earth" personality to the accidental way he came to the fashion industry.
We first stumbled across Highgate Cemetery in an accidental way, as the culmination of a serendipitous walk across Hampstead Heath.
In its accidental way, though, Ms. Nathan's presence may be more bracing, a reminder that life continues with all its romantic messiness and frivolous gossip.
"She broke into the business in an accidental way" was how she characterized her daughter's career to a reporter in 1976.
Between times come various related discussions, including one on the strangely accidental way the music was adapted for the dance company.
"Overdrive" debunks the myth that Los Angeles grew in a chaotic, accidental way, by revealing that the city has long been a laboratory for cutting-edge innovation and planning in architecture and design.
