The phrase "avoiding fire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing safety measures, precautions, or strategies to prevent fire hazards.
Example: "The building's design includes several features aimed at avoiding fire, such as fire-resistant materials and proper ventilation."
Alternatives: "preventing fire" or "steering clear of fire".
But it was met with hostility by Greek ministers.In this section Setting out the store Hellishly Hellenic ReprintsAdvisers are pushing alternative proposals that might allow Greece to raise funds while avoiding fire sales.
Although Hawkins only had two small guns that would bear on the frigate he kept up a steady rate of fire during the next hour, avoiding fire from the frigate's bow guns during the chase.
WARNING: do not microwave your wood for more than a minute, avoiding fire.
That novel idea for recycling Berlin's huge current account surplus, avoiding fire-sale privatizations in the weakest euro zone states and fueling growth in southern Europe comes from the French economist Olivier Garnier.
Preventing fires in spacecraft and other remote platforms is an important facet of avoiding fires that potentially compromise missions, hardware, and crew.
ESPN's score box has avoided fire.
"The attack and transport helicopters usually fly high to avoid fire from the ground," he said.
In recent years, federal land agencies have been training their fire crews to avoid fire traps where they would be forced to use their shelters.
The main goal was to avoid fire ladders, the sloped thickets of dry vegetation that allow flames to rage up hillsides, as occurred recently around Santa Barbara.
The fire service said the savings being made would ensure the public should not see a reduction in the level of service, and would avoid fire station closures.
She told a Florida newspaper in 2003 that one night the two of them had to jump out of a jeep to avoid fire from a German fighter plane.
