The part of a sentence "fir for" is not correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase "fit for" instead, which means suitable or appropriate for. For example, "This job requires skills that make me fit for the position."
B&Q is selling its medium Nordman fir for £35, while for £53 it will deliver a 6ft tree to your home.
The boats are made of eight types of wood -- oak for the top plank, fir for the bottom, and so on -- and each one takes some 500 hours to build.
In the kitchen, which is now in a new addition at the back of the house, Mr. Tamarkin used plain Douglas fir for a wall of storage, a small square ceramic tile for the cooking area walls, slate with a wide cement grout for the floor and large-scale steel industrial windows.
Model results showing the average daily growth response index of Chinese fir for the different periods and climate scenarios are provided in Fig. 8.
In only a few cases did fire appreciably affect trends in favorability values, including Douglas-fir, for which the favorability of occupied sites under the future fire regime was higher than other fire scenarios at 2060, and subalpine fir, for which the favorability ranges (but not means) of occupied sites noticeably varied among fire regimes for both 2030 and 2060.
Coupled with the fact that parents themselves shy away from reporting or filing an FIR for fear of being ostracized and conscious of the stigma attached to it.
Humification degrees of 18%45%% for birch, 15%40%% for fir, 8%30%% for willow, 14%26%% for cypress, 9%–25% for larch and 7%–19% for azalea foliar litter were observed in forest gaps and the closed canopy over one year of incubation.
Am I to understand from Anne Raver's "Rare Firs Stand Tall Against Extinction" (March 16) that the irreplaceable legacy of the New York Botanical Garden, the Nikko firs, for instance, are in decline from the drought of last summer?
Nitrogen fertilizer can have a positive residual effect on growth of Douglas-fir for at least 23 years.
The other measure is selective attention effectiveness (SAE) which incorporates FIRs for all information sources.
By specially designed test signals, the estimation of FIRs for multivariable linear subsystems can be conducted under a SISO framework and can be decoupled from the identification of the static nonlinearity.
