The phrase "accidentally landed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an unintentional or unexpected arrival at a location, often in the context of travel or aviation.
Example: "The pilot accidentally landed the plane at the wrong airport due to a navigation error."
Alternatives: "unintentionally arrived" or "unexpectedly touched down".
The breathless biographies say that Doris Duke met Malcolm Forbes when his hot air balloon accidentally landed on her property.
The rest, 10 to 15percentt of the total, were judged to be competent doctors who had accidentally landed in bad situations.
I am the resident of Nagalpur, Mehsana District.While reading about flouride content in water, I accidentally landed on this page and got aware about the reason of water scarcity, it's quality.
When a man in a wrestling singlet, who was writhing as he was whipped by a woman in a fake-fur poncho, tumbled into the crowd, my boot accidentally landed on his hair.
If you suddenly realized that you were making love to a person of your own gender, you would think: (a) That you'd fallen out of a plane and accidentally landed atop another naked heterosexual.
In Cairo she accidentally landed at a military airfield; in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, her plane was searched to find the man assumed to be the pilot – and she was applauded when the male onlookers realised she was the lone aviator.
It's the slicing and dicing season in North Yorkshire as five teenage delinquents and two adult care workers accidentally land up in a village inhabited by homicidal degenerates.
John Grisham's nightmare scenario – accidentally landing on child porn while drunk – was factored in by US Congress when the federal law banning child pornography was written; legislators included the word "knowingly" before every new phrase.
Every now and then someone would "accidentally" land on the channel SBS where foreign films always played on Saturday nights, and where I first witnessed sex scenes between women, and unflinching shots of body parts in detail.
Ronan Farrow's Hollywood Reporter piece criticizing reporters did not accidentally land on this day; it was meant to hit in the exact minutes before Allen was to face the media, meant for maximum gauntlet-throwing, not to mention headline attention.
Who knows, you could accidentally land a triple kickflip!
