The phrase "ahead of firing" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing preparation or actions taken before a firing event, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The team made several adjustments ahead of firing the new product to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "prior to launching" or "before the release".
Bharara's fearsome reputation led to speculation that Trump saw Bharara as a threat to his Administration well ahead of firing him (along with forty-five other U.S. Attorneys).
Plus, early reviews seem to agree that the sounds the app makes just ahead of firing the shutter actually do work to get your dog looking straight into the frame, possibly with a quizzical inclination of their canine head.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Bond Trader Says He Made Backup Plan Ahead of Firing | Jeffrey Gundlach, a prominent bond fund manager, testified that he had been in talks to move part of Trust Company of the West's fixed-income division to the Western Asset Management Company.
American Pharaoh went to the front just past the final turn and finished ahead of Firing Line, trained by Englishman Simon Callaghan.
American Pharoah took the lead down the stretch just ahead of Firing Line and held off a charge to finish in front by a length.
Over the past couple of months, Amazon has been trying to bring its ecosystem to Europe ahead of Kindle Fire HD's release.
Ms. Bell was one of 18 archaeologists who worked ahead of fire crews this week, trying to avoid potentially important sites as they dug fire lines.
The other day a false report of smoke led to the evacuation of the East Hampton Cinema, with hundreds of audience members flooding Main Street.. Sprinting down Newtown Lane, walkie-talkies in hand, two brownies easily made it to the scene ahead of fire crews, who found a clear path to the theater when their trucks finally arrived.
There was a burst of firing ahead and then a barrage of rockets fired out into the thick bush beside the road.
Then at night, once the temperature dropped and the relative humidity rose, we would use a drip torch to light a backfire off of our fireline that would burn back into the main fire, eliminating the fuel ahead of the fire and stopping the main fire in its tracks.
They can start over-spotting, where hot debris falls ahead of the fire, so you can get a fire front almost leap-frogging itself as it advances with the wind.
