The phrase "available fire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military or emergency services, referring to the readiness of weapons or resources to engage a target.
Example: "The commander confirmed that there was available fire to support the ground troops during the operation."
Alternatives: "ready fire" or "fire support available".
The FE simulation model had been validated against available fire test results on trusses.
This paper investigates the applicability of the available fire design rules to predict their structural capacities.
The physical, mechanical and thermal properties of the K-geopolymer were determined and compared to those of some commercially available fire resistant materials.
The accuracy of the proposed thermal properties and the finite element models was validated by comparing the numerical results with available fire test results of plasterboard panels.
Therefore, megafires occur independently of the available fire means in the countries and are set under control only when the weather conditions improve and facilitate fire fighting.
Medicaid and Alliance will pay for Lyft rides for their members, and Yellow Cab will handle patients in wheelchairs and overflow if Lyft vehicles are not available, fire officials said.
Mean fire weather data for the available fires was 47% relative humidity, 9 km per hr, and 18°C.
He decided not to reinforce his four infantry brigades, but to increase the available fire-power at Romani by moving up the 160th and 161st Machine Gun Companies of the 53rd (Welsh) and the 54th (East Anglian) Divisions.
Tailored educational materials for these professionals are currently available from fire safety organizations (Fire Sprinkler Initiative 2014; Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition 2013, 2015; Newport Partners 2008).
The data are subsequently used to assess the ability to predict the residual capacity of CFS columns after fires, using available post-fire material models and in-fire and ambient structural models.
Numerical results were then compared with predictions from available European fire design rules and appropriate recommendations are made.
