Sentence The phrase "collision by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used when describing a situation where two or more objects collide. For example, "The two cars were involved in a collision by chance."
The cargo plane prevented a collision by taking off early.
Atlanta's Steve McCarthy immediately followed the collision by crashing into Ruutu, then punching him while having him pinned against the boards in front of the Thrashers' bench.
Junqueira took advantage of a collision by Michael Andretti and Christian Fittipaldi to win a chaotic Motorola 220 yesterday at Road America in Elkhart, Wis.
Two years ago, 50-year-old Willie Griffin, driving his pick-up truck, was killed in head-on collision by a drunk driver early on a Monday evening.
They may be ice patches, shiny silicates on the surface, or reflective impact material left after a hit-and-run collision by another space rock.
President Jiang Zemin was quoted in Chinese state media as saying today that China has "full evidence" that the American plane caused the collision by violating standard flight rules.
The North American Plate, sliding westward, meets the Eurasian Plate there, while to the south the Amursky and the Okhotsky Plates complicate the collision by inserting themselves from that direction.
If there are mostly small cars in her town, she can reduce the risk to her and her family in the event of a collision by buying an S.U.V.
"The recordings suggest that a few seconds before the collision, both crews detected the other aircraft, and reacted to avoid the collision by attempting appropriate flight maneuvers," they said in a statement.
A "light comedy" is a sitcom that finds its cultural collision by plopping an alien or a magical creature into the middle of suburban, middle-class America, like "Mork & Mindy" or "Bewitched".
