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The phrase "a field station" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a research facility or location where scientific studies are conducted, often in a natural environment.
Example: "The researchers spent the summer at a field station in the Amazon rainforest, studying biodiversity."
Alternatives: "research station" or "study site".
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What is a field station?
"I found myself at a field station that had a really expensive microscope," he said.
A field station is to be established at Compton Manor primarily for investigation of problems of animal health and disease.
Writer visits a field station of the New York Zoological Society in Patagonia to observe right whales mating.
On Monday, April 8th, Gardner and another investigator sat down with Haysom at an elementary school where they had set up a field station.
Research facilities include an observatory, a field station, and forested lands; the school also houses the Center for Upper Peninsula Studies and operates television and radio stations.
He has since become director of the Bombay Natural History Society, which has a field station at the Bharatpur bird sanctuary in the state of Rajasthan.
Madison Makeover A glass pavilion, cast-aluminum expedition tents and a field station will greet visitors to Madison Square Park, beginning tomorrow.
Ms. Lin, in turn, is designing a field station and greenhouse, pro bono, for Prorena, on land donated by Mr. Diaz Espino.
Mr. Simpson had just begun working in Taman Negara when the team traveled to Keniam, a field station 90 minutes upstream via motorized canoe from the park headquarters.
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One summer, I spent 2 weeks at a field station Great Gull Island in Long Island Sound, off the coast of Connecticut banding terns.
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