The phrase "a result of firing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome or consequence that occurs due to the act of firing, whether it refers to a job termination or the firing of a weapon.
Example: "The increase in employee turnover was a result of firing several key staff members."
Alternatives: "an outcome of termination" or "a consequence of dismissal."
As a result of firing the homogeneously nitrided powder compacts at high temperatures, Si3N4 ceramics with homogeneous microstructure and improved density are successfully fabricated in this manner.
In the simplest version of the model, which we have explored in a series of studies (Kropff and Treves, 2008; Si et al., 2012; Stella et al., 2013), the periodicity of the grid pattern is a result of firing rate adaptation during exploration sessions that span a considerable developmental time.
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.
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.
According to a 1995 Phipps report, 1,700 apartments were lost in this neighborhood in the 1970's as a result of fire, neglect and abandonment, and the population dropped by 44percentt.
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.
Gunderson and Snyder (1994) also spectulated that nutrients released as a result of fire appear to promote luxuriant plant re-growth and improve the overall marsh habitat.
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.
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.
The 'bottom up' method [37] uses the area affected by fire, the fuel loading per unit area, the proportion of biomass consumed as a result of fire (combustion factor) and the emission factor.
