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"firing at" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation in which someone is shooting bullets or projectiles at an object or person. For example, "The soldiers kept firing at the enemy targets."
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Pierre firing at once.
They'd be firing at the flags".
Mr. Manes's firing at Malpaso was messy.
Then they started firing at the protesters".
They began firing at random.
There were also snipers firing at them.
They are firing at the city.
"Otherwise, I can't imagining firing at all".
"So I kept firing at pins.
Immediately after the explosion, insurgents started firing at the platoon.
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The car exploded after a soldier started firing at it.
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