"grave accident" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a serious or severe accident, one that has caused significant damage or harm. Example: "The traffic on the highway came to a standstill due to a grave accident involving multiple vehicles."
Robin Marantz Henig wrote this week's cover story about Peggy Battin, a bioethicist who must confront her beliefs about a person's right to die when her own husband suffers a grave accident.
"It is a grave accident, our grief is deep," he said.
"Based on facing the reality of this grave accident and by learning lessons from the accident, the government has decided to review the national energy strategy from scratch," a policy document said.
Absent foul play, an unforeseen grave accident or a preexisting fatal medical condition, people don't usually pass away en route to jail, especially young people like Gray, who was 25 years old.
Ukraine authorities must find a way to pay the engineering fees and work with the international donor community to clean up this site before a grave accident occurs on the magnitude of another Bhopal, the worst industrial accident in modern history, in which more than 2,000 Indians died from a cyanide gas leak in 1984.
I suffered two grave accidents in my life.
Frida Kahlo said: I suffered two grave accidents in my life.
"I suffered two grave accidents in my life," she was to write.
Nonetheless, these grave accidents also play out, in the impassive and unflinching gaze of the dashboard cameras, like comedies of wonder.
A lack of an efficient risk assessment method to evaluate the major hazard (procedure) in harbor engineering has become a vital reason for frequent grave accidents in harbor engineering area.
