The phrase "a network of field" is not correct in English.
It should be "a network of fields." You can use it when referring to a system or group of interconnected areas or domains, particularly in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The research project aims to establish a network of fields that collaborate on climate change solutions."
Alternatives: "a system of disciplines" or "a network of areas."
It relied on the vaccine and a network of field agents and laboratories that could hunt for and confirm outbreaks.
However, aid organisations swiftly began isolating victims, and a network of field hospitals was set up around the country.
A general validation of DéciBlé is carried out using observed data from a network of field trials.
A validation of the scheme is then presented using a network of field sites that recorded commonly used metrics of biodiversity.
The Disney Institute recently hired a network of field representatives to sign up clients and started dispatching its executives to companies wanting help; before that, advice-seekers traveled to Walt Disney World here or Disneyland in California.
Over a large test area (∼3.3 Mha) in Saskatchewan, Canada, we demonstrate how information from a dense Landsat time series (1984 2012) can be used with a network of field plots to estimate change in AGB over the broad geographical, temporal, and ecological range of these forests.
An 18th-century plantation house presides over a network of fields, barns and rolling gravel roads.
Specification of the eye field is controlled by a network of eye field transcription factors.
The team set up a network of 1,200 field clinics in remote parts of eastern Myanmar.
Medical volunteers are offering free emergency room-like care at a network of tented field hospitals, potentially saving runners a trip to a real hospital.
Through a network of contract field consultants, Cope's keeps track of the crop, checking the amount of moisture in the corn -- the best clue to the moment of optimum harvest.
