The phrase "field fire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a fire that occurs in an open area, such as a field or grassland, often as a result of natural causes or human activity.
Example: "The firefighters worked tirelessly to contain the field fire before it spread to nearby homes."
Alternatives: "grass fire" or "wildfire".
The influence of the parameters weight of fire floor field, fire spread rate on the evacuation efficiency is analyzed in detail.
Anthony Bourdain, who watched from the windows of his apartment on Riverside Drive, said, "It looks like an oil field fire, with periodic explosions of pressurized flame that extend higher than the Palisades".
As a regular visiting speaker at the Civil Contingencies College at Easingwold, it's my privilege to meet many of the dedicated men and women working in this field - fire officers, police, security groups, emergency planners and civil contingencies teams from around the United Kingdom (and the world).
Abbassi also displayed a powerful arm from right field, firing bullets to third base.
One cold afternoon we were up on the field, firing out of three-point stances into a blocking sled.
After all those oil field fires and smoke, and this current war, there are about 20,000," he says.
Braun made a sliding catch in left field, firing to Fielder for a double play, then smashed the go-ahead homer in the eighth inning.
Gunmen hiding in a field fired at the health workers as they traveled through the Bajaur tribal district, which borders Afghanistan.
But her sense of rage over the oil field fires perhaps goes too far: she includes video footage of the activity provided by CNN.
The Pentagon developed plans to cope with catastrophes that did not occur, like widespread oil field fires and large-scale refugee flows.
The company's work for the military in Iraq has evolved from putting out oil field fires to overseeing rebuilding of Iraq's oil infrastructure and providing fuel.
