The phrase "a practice field" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated area where individuals or teams practice a sport or skill.
Example: "The soccer team gathered at a practice field to prepare for the upcoming match."
Alternatives: "training ground" or "practice area".
The Lehman High School Field had been a practice field and is being renovated as a practice field.
"They'd never let you this close to a practice field," he said.
(The board has opened a practice field a few miles away).
His golden retriever, Lefty, was chasing a ball around a practice field.
The Apopo rats are trained on a practice field a short drive from the Morogoro headquarters.
On Harris's visit to Michigan State in 1964, one of the assistants took him onto a practice field.
On Sept. 20, a janitor was charged with drunken driving after he drove his utility vehicle through a fence next to a practicing field hockey team at the middle school, said David R. Hall, the Harrison police chief.
If you are Red Bulls Coach Mike Petke, then, is a practice-field confrontation with Thierry Henry, your team's top striker, highest-paid player and captain, a brilliant stroke of motivational legerdemain or a sign that you have lost the support of your French star?
Known as a savvy player evaluator, a shrewd recruiter and a practice-field taskmaster, Fairbanks went to Oklahoma as an assistant in 1966 and took over when his predecessor, Jim Mackenzie, died of a heart attack in April 1967 at 37. In his first year, Fairbanks led the Sooners to a 10-1 record and the championship of the conference then known as the Big Eight.
The campus includes: science, computer, video, and cosmetology labs; baseball and softball fields, a stadium for football and soccer, a lacrosse field, an additional practice field, a dome style gymnasium, a cross country trail, and lighted tennis courts for athletics.
They have landed on a Giants practice field, finding themselves in a similar pickle.
