"lethal accident" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where death was caused by an accident, such as "The driver was killed in a lethal accident."
The overwhelming attack suggested considerable tolerance for the possibility of a lethal accident.
Other designs satirise Engie and ExxonMobil, as well as Dow Chemicals, known for a lethal accident at a pesticide plant in Bhopal 30 years ago.
As the story narrows into an increasingly desperate cat-and-mouse game played by Robert and Jorgen following a lethal accident, "Terribly Happy" becomes an allegory of human frailty and corruption, of loneliness and the need to belong.
And he hadn't lied: in a minute more we were climbing the lurid iron steps to his second-floor flat, every step wet and slick and heavy with the possibility of a lethal accident.
Laying out their case clearly and carefully, they show how the veil of secrecy in which biosecurity researchers have been forced to work in hundreds of locations across the country, unable to properly share research or compare findings—has caused no end of delays and waste, while vastly multiplying the odds of theft, sabotage, or lethal accident.
It was not, however, the most lethal accident in Southern or Central California.
NATO's incuriosity about the many lethal accidents raises questions about how thorough that review will be.
This new administration has promised on its "first day" to cancel his predecessor's executive orders limiting the construction of energy infrastructure projects that are prone to lethal accidents.
BUDAPEST -- As the death toll from the Hungarian sludge disaster reached nine on Wednesday, environmentalists warned of other potentially lethal accidents across a region dotted with poorly maintained industrial facilities.
Natural gas, highly explosive and transported in pipes underneath unknowing residents or uncharted along waterways, has been the cause of scores of lethal accidents -- fiery explosions caused by misdirected backhoes or wayward boat anchors.
BR-262/381 in the state of Minas Gerais, sometimes called the "Road of Death" because its poor condition has contributed to lethal accidents, will also be put on the privatization list next month, he said.
