The word "coincidences" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe two or more unlikely events that occur at the same time that appear to be related. Example sentence: I can't believe how many coincidences happened today - it almost seemed like fate.
It is a journey that throws up hard-to-answer questions about the conflict between nationalism and the rights of minorities.It is also a journey that throws up some extraordinary coincidences which, occasionally, the author allows to carry him too far.
A series of coincidences persuades one of the husbands and one of the wives that their spouses, continually away on business trips, are having an affair.
While most reported problems may continue to be coincidences, at least biostatisticians will be able to compare reliable lists of who took a drug and who experienced unpleasant reactions.
Though none among Italy's known former terrorists 200 are still in jail or on parole, and as many escaped justice and fled abroad says that the new killers have anything to do with the original Red Brigades, some coincidences are striking.Various sentences in the document have been directly lifted from one written by terrorists in 1985.
Older passengers can't believe the unhappy coincidences taking place.
Curiously enough, in one of the case's many odd connections and coincidences, Mr Lugovoi also once worked for Mr Berezovsky.
Comparison of the sets of mutated genes from different examples of the same tumour will show which mutations are coincidences, and which are causes.
Finally, all measurements, all determinations of space and time, are based on just such spatio-temporal point-coincidences (Schlick 2009, Sec. 31).
Of course, the idea of point-coincidences also plays a central role in General Relativity and it has generally been assumed that Schlick picked up the idea from his work on the new physics.
The next phase consists of the coordination of point-coincidences among different individuals.
Furthermore, since any functional, single-valued deformation of the world-picture leaves all point-coincidences undisturbed, the equations of physics retain their form under such transformations, implying that they are covariant under all substitutions.
