"unexpected fire" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an instance of an unexpected fire, either literal or figurative. For example, "My career suffered an unexpected fire when I made a mistake at work."
When the Kurdish fighters came under unexpected fire, U.S. forces tried to come to their aid, and the U.S. soldier was killed.
The study in Florida investigated effects of wastewater additions to wetland function in cypress domes but unexpected fire in the experimental area led to adaptive research and the study of fire in field research and models.
The report found holes in internal fire walls could have also resulted in "significant, unexpected fire spread".
Day 15 of the advent calendar reveals Dan Walker, Martin Keown and Mark Lawrenson dealing with an unexpected fire alarm during Football Focus.
The flash and fire points of the biodiesel were much higher (150 and 153 °C, respectively) (Fig. 3e), and thus better, than those of petro-diesel (flash point 93 °C and fire point 102 °C) because higher flash and fire points reduce the chance of unexpected fire hazard.
The unexpected fire behavior prompted officials to order mandatory evacuations in the Lushmeadows area of Mariposa County.
One day after the unexpected firing of Larry Robinson as coach, the Devils blocked 23 shots, 16 in the last two periods.
Rosenstein wrote the memo that was used to justify Trump's swift and unexpected firing of Comey on Tuesday evening.
The Kirshenbaum Bond Creative Network in New York is reorganizing its largest agency, Kirshenbaum Bond & Partners, two days after the unexpected firing of a longtime senior executive.
Unexpected Firing In July, Ms. Palin's acting chief of staff called Mr. Monegan to another meeting in that same room in the governor's Anchorage office.
Could the Devils be distracted by the unexpected firing of Coach Robbie Ftorek two weeks ago, or by the sale of the team from John McMullen to the YankeeNets combine?
