The phrase "abandoned field" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a field that has been left unused or neglected, often in a literal sense referring to agricultural land or in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "As we walked through the countryside, we stumbled upon an abandoned field overgrown with wildflowers."
Alternatives: "deserted field" or "neglected field".
Instead of allowing the work to be abandoned, Field is determined to try to introduce his vision in his Birkenhead constituency.
Iitate will become one big abandoned field," said Kenichi Hasegawa, who like many farmers in this dairy-producing region lives in a wooden, tile-roofed farmhouse overlooking long sheds filled with cows.
Since she was working in my recently abandoned field, I contacted her and we met for lunch.
Net N mineralization was higher in the crop field than in the fenced steppe and the abandoned field.
By contrast, we might have exaggerated the role of regional environmental variation and genotype × environment (site) interactions by planting our genotypes on two rather different areas (open forest and abandoned field, areas that are typically rapidly colonized by B. pendula) at a much larger scale (70,000 ha).
Rates of cropland abandonment in arid regions are increasing, and abandoned fields in such regions can have low levels of ecosystem function and biodiversity.
A set of cultivated and abandoned fields with different ages of land abandonment, slope gradients and lengths were selected to conduct this study.
After walking more than a mile through abandoned fields, we reached some new-growth forest.
Cattle and pigs roam abandoned fields, and laundry still hangs on lines outside empty wooden cottages.
Better to continue past the lagoon, the abandoned cemetery and the mostly abandoned fields of Fajã dos Tijulos.
The most notorious is bracken (Pteridium), which spreads quickly by its underground ropelike rhizome, rapidly invading abandoned fields and pastures in both temperate and tropical regions.
