The phrase "a common field" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a shared area of interest, expertise, or activity among a group of people or disciplines.
Example: "In our research, we found that biology and chemistry often intersect in a common field of study known as biochemistry."
Alternatives: "a shared domain" or "a mutual area".
Nevertheless, one of the great essentials and pleasures of quartet playing -- the bounce of distinct personalities in a common field -- was there in full measure.
In addition, all seven rhabdomeres that share a common field of view send their axons to the same place in the first ganglionic layer the lamina.
It's array of 100 webcams, aimed slightly inwards so that they share a common field of view, and wired together so they can be fired at once.
Swanberg wonders about the same thing, with one notable modern-day complication: the workplace, where men and women are virtually required to be friends, and where, in addition, they are bound together by a common field of interest.
But he is best known for an article, "Pay and Performance in Major League Baseball," which was published in The American Economic Review in December 1974, long before the economics of sport became a common field of scholarly inquiry.
In "The Cricket in Times Square" (Farrar Straus & Giroux), George Selden's Newbery Medal-winning children's tale of 1960, a common field cricket travels from Connecticut to Times Square inside a picnic basket.
Banking is a fairly common field that Princeton alumni pursue, but former Wall Street and World Bank executive Pedro Pablo Kuczynski *61 had bigger aspirations: Last week, he was sworn in as the president of Peru.
A three-day festival, Common Field's convening is a gathering for artists, art practitioners and community organizers invested in the state of the arts industry and its intersections with social impact.
In the 1970s a program emerged in which the theories of the standard model of elementary particle physics are considered as effective field theories (EFTs) which have a common quantum field theoretical framework.
In the document, Australia said it wanted all countries to be working on a "common playing field" and that countries must be allowed to take action that would "sustain economic growth".
The plasmas are coupled together in a common magnetic field facilitating both the hollow cathode plasma and the ECR absorption of the microwave power in the vicinity of the cathode outlet.
