"during firing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe an action or event that takes place while a gun or weapon is being discharged. Example: "During firing, soldiers must follow strict safety protocols to ensure the safe operation of their weapons."
Earlier, Indian police accused Pakistan of injuring four people during firing along their border in Kashmir.
His first porcelain was coarse, with many faults, and it was liable to smoke staining during firing.
Only very large clay pots had rims around the top at first, and then only slight rolled ones, so the pots would retain their shape during firing.
The trail was left on the ground during firing and absorbed the recoil of the gun, partly through sliding friction and partly by digging into the ground.
Shelves hold an impressive collection of flow blue china, made by 19th-century English potters and named for the way the glaze blurred or "flowed" during firing.
Clay is the plastic component, giving shaping abilities to the unfired product and also serving as a glass former during firing.
Flint (the common name used in the industry for all forms of silica) serves as a filler, lending strength to the shaped body before and during firing.
But many experts continue to believe that the disaster occurred after an experimental torpedo employing a powerful new propulsion system triggered an explosion, perhaps as it lodged in a tube during firing.
A big, rugged-looking 16th-century tea storage jar from the pottery town of Shigaraki, for example, has a rich reddish-buff surface, roughly nubbled by feldspar pebbles that fused during firing into small white beads.
A "ship's bottle" of squat form, with a wide, flat bottom almost impossible to tip over, it has an eggplant-purple hue that is classic Bizen, enhanced by mustard-color rivulets dripping down from the bottle's shoulder that were accidentally produced during firing.
Figure 2 Variations of the in situ temperatures in the reconstructed kiln during firing.
