The phrase "accidentally changed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where something was altered unintentionally.
Example: "I accidentally changed the settings on my phone, and now I can't find my favorite app."
Alternatives: "inadvertently modified" or "unintentionally altered".
In a soft woodwind passage, I accidentally changed notes a bit early and felt mortified, although nobody said anything later.
5- At a computer dating service a porter has accidentally changed 6 settings with his broom while sweeping around the machine, resulting in 54 unsuitable marriages.
The incident occurred after the vessel's captain accidentally changed the boat's route while showing a trainee how to use navigational equipment.
It's comforting to know that this is not just a struggle for those in medicine but an experience shared by all people who have accidentally changed another's life for the worse.
Thinking I must have accidentally changed my mobile phone tone, I was delighted to later discover that I had been aroused by the mating call of the African grey parrot.
But in the process, I accidentally changed the numbering of my references.
(Some Beasties momentarily attended college before deciding to drop out and accidentally change the world).
For example, Smith recommends you require all container files to be read-only, so someone can't accidentally change a container.
Q. Can someone accidentally change which card is selected on my Coin? A. We've designed the button to toggle cards in a way that makes it difficult to trigger a "press" unintentionally.
Gene editing can accidentally change genes other than those targeted in ways scientists can't foresee.
That way the kids won't accidentally change the channel to something that's not safe.
