The phrase 'coincidence on' is not correct and usable in written English.
You would need another word to complete the sentence. For example, you could say, "It was a strange coincidence on this particular day."
In reality, of course, we are seeing here the effect of an almost unbelievable coincidence: on the one hand, C7927G is a confirmed phantom mutation that has affected several sequences from [28], and on the other hand, it acts as a real mutation defining a minor subhaplogroup of haplogroup K1a.
As they did last year, the Giants started with a shaky defense and a 1-2 record, then tightened to run off a series of victories, including one, in a scheduling coincidence, on Oct. 15 in Atlanta.
So too do prostitutes, as I discovered on a 5am run – one, in fact, by ghoulish coincidence, on the spot where the body of the Jack the Ripper's first victim was found in 1888.
THERE is an unfortunate coincidence on June 7th between polling day and the first one-day cricket international in which England faces the touring Pakistani team at Edgbaston, Birmingham.
In an embarrassing coincidence, on the second day of Gorsuch's testimony, the Court unanimously rejected one of his holdings in the Tenth Circuit, ruling that it denied adequate educational opportunities to students with disabilities.
The whole thing hung on coincidence — on two coincidences, actually.
Unfortunate coincidence: on inflatable-thundersticks-giveaway day, the home team has brought no thunder.
"If this was not caused by Citizens United," he wrote, "we have a mighty big coincidence on our hands".
I last saw him four years ago, completely by chance, by coincidence on a plane to Bermuda.
It was no coincidence — on this frigid, winter night — that I maneuvered my sons toward the casket.
BY coincidence, on May 22, Vignette announced that it was buying OnDisplay, and WebMethods trumpeted its acquisition of Active Software.
