The phrase "a set of field" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a set of fields"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to multiple areas of study, categories, or types within a particular domain.
Example: "In our research, we analyzed a set of fields including biology, chemistry, and physics."
Alternatives: "a collection of fields" or "a group of fields".
Mr. Romney would have had the luxury of running commercials in Colorado or Minnesota, or of establishing a set of field offices in those states.
When applied to a set of field samples, the assay proved robust with respect to determining the EHV-1 and EHV-4 antibody status.
A set of field experiments was designed and conducted with 1131 secondary students (347 groups) to understand the MCL process and learning impact with mobile tablets in both individual and group settings.
We discuss the results of a set of field experiments performed to measure soil displacement along slopes of varying gradient in different directions and at several depths of tillage.
(1) A set of field measurements for low temperature (below −20 °C) carbon dioxide injection is presented, which can serve as an experimental benchmark for verification and validation of theoretical and numerical models.
So as the war grinds through its third bloody year, and with the European Union's arms embargo lifted and the United States reviewing how to provide military support to the opposition, At War is sharing a set of field and research notes examining questions that surround anti-aircraft missile proliferation in and near Syria, and the competing views about their roles in the war.
Numerical model predictions were then verified against a set of field-measured hydrodynamic data.
A set of field-scale scenarios are considered using the analytical solutions.
The trigger system consists of several arrays of scintillator hodoscopes and a set of field-programmable gate array (FPGA) based VMEbus modules.
In 1867, General George Custer wrote to his wife, Elizabeth, from his frontier fort in Kansas, asking her to "bring a set of field-croquet" when she next visited.
It is mainly characterized by its duration, its source (e.g., a FB), and its composition (a set of fields).
