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The phrase "opened fire on" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of shooting at someone or something, often in a military or violent context.
Example: "The soldiers opened fire on the enemy positions as soon as they received the command."
Alternatives: "fired upon" or "shot at".
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Troops opened fire on one peaceful protest.
They opened fire on us".
Security forces opened fire on the crowds.
And they opened fire on them.
Soldiers had opened fire on us.
The gunman opened fire on the ranger.
Others opened fire on children.
Muslim soldiers opened fire on the Serbs.
Two officers opened fire on the car.
Mabe then opened fire on Harless and Laird.
Then, the rustlers opened fire on the officers below.
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