The phrase "a result of fires" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the consequences or outcomes that occur due to the occurrence of fires.
Example: "The destruction of the forest was a result of fires that spread uncontrollably during the dry season."
Alternatives: "an outcome of fires" or "a consequence of fires".
Dangerous substances can also spew into the air as a result of fires and other malfunctions.
It based the claim on data showing that most of the deforestation was a result of fires of less than 247 acres in size.
— were reported as a result of fires (and just one resulted from a shock in the case of the bad wiring).
The fire commissioner at the time, John T. O'Hagan, acknowledged that property damage as a result of fires probably increased slightly because of the resulting somewhat slower response times.
There, lemurs now bound across rubber-tree branches, and photo-realistic back murals and mirrors create the illusion of jungle — even as videos everywhere depict that jungle's steady disappearance as a result of fires and clear-cutting.
The number of lives lost as a result of fires has fallen by half since home use of smoke alarms became widespread, and the researchers emphasised that smoke alarms remain a valuable part of protecting against the dangers of fire.
"The direct cause of death was burns as a result of fire," said Mohammed al-A'wewy, the Palestinian attorney- general.
The contemporary period was characterized by a doubling of fire return intervals across all three sites, probably as a result of fire exclusion through livestock (sheep) grazing.
On Coronation Street you're more likely to suffer a violent death as a result of fire, explosion, a road traffic accident or homicide than to enrol at a university, much less graduate with a degree.
The characteristics of western forests have changed as a result of fire suppression and fuel reduction treatments have become a public land management priority.
Third, reserves often need active management to restore diversity in previously-logged forests and reduce fuels that have accumulated as a result of fire exclusion.
