The phrase "an expanded field of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a broader scope or range of topics, areas, or disciplines.
Example: "The research aims to explore an expanded field of study that includes both traditional and modern approaches to the subject."
Alternatives: "a broader area of" or "an enlarged scope of".
His idea: Put the battle flag on an expanded field of white to make "the white man's flag".
With an expanded field of 24 teams competing for the first time and only eight set to be eliminated during the group stage, little lasting damage would have been done to France's title hopes with a tie, but victory fit the script far better.
Over the course of the next ten years, Thomas's complex investigations extended to representations of other women in her life: initially to her girlfriend, the object of her affection; then to female friends and acquaintances; and finally to an expanded field of trans women, all linked in their reflection of the seventies styles their mothers once wore.
The paper goes on to argue that the practice of frame creation is still part and parcel of the domain of design, and explores how design can develop into an expanded field of practice.
An expanded field of 24 teams is playing in the monthlong World Cup.
This is an expanded analysis of the widely cited phylogenomic study of 70 metazoan taxa [ 8].
Among the benefits of multiculturalism was an expanded field for photography.
The latest was for "District 9," a science fiction thriller, which was one of 10 nominees in an expanded field, and was released under the TriStar Pictures genre label of Sony.
StarVR's latest headset brings eye-tracking and a seriously expanded field of view to the game, and the latter especially is a treat to experience.
When likely voters were asked whom they would vote for in an expanded field that included several third-party candidates, Mr. Obama got the support of 52percentt of them, Mr. McCain 39percentt, Bob Barr 1percentt, and Ralph Nader 2percentt.
The expanded field of view gave a remarkable increase in the illusion of reality, especially with such exciting and spectacular subjects as a ride down a toboggan slide.
