The phrase 'inevitable encounter' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a meeting or meeting of people or ideas that is unavoidable. For example, "The enemies were faced with an inevitable encounter, and they prepared for battle."
With both men tieless and soft voiced, the historically inevitable encounter between a new way of asking political questions and a new way of answering them finally took place.
This was followed in January by an unexpected agreement with the unions to soften labour-market rules, making it easier for companies to reduce hours and wages in a downturn.In some ways, all this was just an inevitable encounter with economic reality.
Even during the few minutes when the weather allowed Sa to be out on court, it was made clear to him what his role was to be: he was to do his bit by being defeated in as short a space of time as possible, so as not to exhaust the local hero ahead of his inevitable encounter with Lleyton Hewitt.
No matter which direction you travel in, how you accelerate, etc., a crossover into the event horizon means an inevitable encounter with a singularity.
Far from being just a concern over lost opportunities, it also involves weighing out the associated risks where is survival more likely: staying and hoping that the situation gets better eventually or leaving and facing the inevitable encounter with the rebels?
As he continues his journey, Gawain once again faces anguish regarding his inevitable encounter with the Green Knight.
In this article, we review the cellular responses to transcription-replication conflicts and highlight how these inevitable encounters shape the genome and impact diverse cellular processes.
Perhaps the most challenging moments were the inevitable encounters with members of Falun Gong, who pepper the sightseeing circuit and hand out literature that details their persecution by the Communist Party.
The inevitable "Brief Encounter" (David Lean, 1945), will be presented in a restored 35-millimeter print on Saturday at 6 15 p.m. On Sunday at 6 15, Mr. Day will present a special program devoted to Coward's acting appearances, which will include clips from several films as well as the complete "Our Man in Havana" (Carol Reed, 1959).
It seems inevitable that encounters between domesticated humans and large wild animals will continue to rise.
Detailed planning necessarily failed, due to the inevitable frictions encountered: chance events, imperfections in execution, and the independent will of the opposition.
