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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a field office" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a branch or location of an organization that operates in a specific area, often away from the main office.
Example: "The company has established a field office in the region to better serve its clients and manage local projects."
Alternatives: "satellite office" or "branch office".
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Two sergeants were already heading to Boston to work out of a field office there.
Mr. Richards has not yet hired any salaried employees or opened a field office in Harrar.
This wasn't the first, or last, time a field office recommendation was quickly rejected.
Setting up a field office in Mosul has facilitated rapid inspections of sites in northern Iraq.
The government of Cyprus has kindly allowed us to set up a field office in Larnaca.
In Mr. Runyan's case, national Republicans have opened a field office, with a staff, in his district.
None of the candidates have opened a field office here, and visits to the county have been rare.
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A senior White House aide to Mr Obama, Valerie Jarrett, is visiting a field office (in a personal capacity, note staffers).
An agent from a field office in Oklahoma who was said to have taken large amounts of World Trade Center debris has been suspended for 10 days, officials said.
UNICEF opened a field office in Roxas City in the northern part of the island to assist affected people in coping with the impact of the typhoon.
When we pull up to a house that does double duty as a field office and sometimes dormitory for the Mahidol team, a small girl runs out and jumps into Mr. Heng's arms.
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