The phrase "a field reports" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a field report"? You can use "a field report" when referring to a document or account that summarizes observations or findings from a specific field study or research.
Example: "The researcher submitted a field report detailing the results of the environmental survey conducted last summer."
Alternatives: "a field study" or "a field analysis".
When "Good Day Sacramento" reporter Al Sanchez showed up to a field report dressed as the Easter Bunny, the children in attendance were thrilled.
Four scouts — art critics of The New York Times — have canvassed the prime gallery neighborhoods to offer a field report.
It first came to his notice in 1973, when he got a field report on one of Ford's top-selling cars, a compact called the Pinto.
If they come home with a woman's telephone number, a basic token of success, they write a "field report" and post it to the internet for appreciation and commentary.
Highlighting the gap between government officials and the reality on the ground, Mr. Qadir said he recently received a field report indicating that students were no longer studying in tents.
May I suggest these: interview Bob Knight as he copes with acid reflux; respond rapidly and smartly to a colleague's racially insensitive remark; restrain Chris Berman until he stops channeling Red Barber, Howard Cosell and John Facenda; conduct a field report while relay teams of British streakers run in front of the camera; and outshout Gary Thorne on an overtime goal.
This is the question asked, for the most part obliquely, by the 33 participants in a snappy, discursive group show at Artists Space that serves as a field report on what art with queer identity as a theme is looking like these days.
Alert to the queer dimension of this sensibility (her celebrated 1964 essay reads in part like a field report on the gay underground of Warhol, the filmmaker Jack Smith and others), Sontag saw camp as "dandyism in the age of mass culture" - that is, as a way of wresting the distinctive from the vulgar, of finding feeling in kitsch, of transcending "the nausea of the replica".
In a field report, Sanchez et al. [[51]] provide the only data on MP in freshwater fish so far.
A Field Report from Hong Kong".
