Sentence The phrase 'collide by' is not proper English and cannot be used in written English in its current form.
The closest phrase you can use in written English is 'collide with'. For example: The two cars collided with each other on the highway.
When Sexes Collide, by Maureen Dowd.
Others have led cars to collide by providing clumsy and confusing hand directions.
When Landmasses Collide (By The New York Times) -- The Indian earthquake and its havoc are rooted in the slow collision of the Indian subcontinent with the Asian landmass.
It is only eclipsed by the reaction to Many of Horror, the anguished ballad clumsily commandeered and reclassified as When We Collide by 2010 X Factor champ Matt Cardle.
To the Editor: "Where Surf and Turf Collide," by Lisa Belkin (Feb. 2), about resort guests' battle for beach chairs, brought back not-so-fond memories from 12 years ago in Ixtapa, Mexico.
A transmission attempt probability may collide by one or more nodes within region A x as shown in Figure 2b when their back off counter reaches 0 at the same time.
They missed colliding by a few inches, which was fortunate for Girardi.
Although the symbols of the desired user may be collided by that of more than one user, the probability is lower than that of being collided by that of only one user.
The CRB protocol adopts the blocking technique, which prevents staying tags from being collided by arriving tags.
Couple-resolution blocking (CRB) protocol utilizes the blocking technique that prevents staying tags from being collided by newly arriving tags.
The CRB protocol uses the blocking technique, which prevents staying tags from being collided by arriving tags.
