The phrase "any type of fire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various kinds or categories of fire, whether literal or metaphorical.
Example: "The safety regulations apply to any type of fire, including electrical, chemical, and open flames."
Alternatives: "any kind of fire" or "any form of fire".
As with any type of fire, you can to call 911 even if you manage to extinguish the fire.
If it is particularly windy in your area, it may not be advisable to start any type of fire.
If you don't have any type of fire extinguisher or fire blanket around, then you can use water; however, ONLY use water if you have 100% turned the power to the source OFF.
The workers injured in the flash fire, a type of fire that erupts suddenly and quickly subsides, were contractors, Mr White added.
"It's a type of fire, more like modern-day electricity," he explains to Frank Truman, pointing to a fire symbol on his Convenient Mystical Native Map.
The union is urging state lawmakers to include language in the bill that would ban schools or districts from "conducting or authorizing an active shooter drill where any school employee or student may have any type of projectile fired at their person," ISTA Vice President Keith Gambill said in a statement Thursday.
"The fires of the present time are peculiarly of a surface nature, and with rare exception there is no reason to believe that any other type of fire has occurred here.
Little more than a century before, however, Sudworth (1900) described a universal surface fire regime in forests of the Stanislaus and Tahoe Forest Reserves: "The fires of the present time are peculiarly of a surface nature, and with rare exception there is no reason to believe that any other type of fire has occurred here.
It is named for a type of fired pottery that was first extensively investigated at the site of Lapita in New Caledonia.
After Metro had chosen a type of fire-resistant cable for use along the line, private-sector safety officials recommended against it, Metro spokesman Brian Haas said.
However, the main attraction of the game is that you don't actually fire any type of projectile, but you fire a small beam of visible or infrared light at your opponents.
