The phrase "applications in other fields" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how a particular concept, technology, or method can be utilized in various disciplines or areas of study.
Example: "The research findings have significant applications in other fields, such as medicine and engineering."
Alternatives: "uses in different areas" or "utilizations in various domains".
Well, luckily for me, my applications in other fields were more successful: In August I will start work as Editor of the journal Immunology Today.
Sony says the development of Move.Me represents a chance for "PlayStation to inspire new, revolutionary applications in other fields beyond gaming".
IM has been developed in the field of health promotion in 1998 and has mostly been applied in that field, but applications in other fields are emerging.
We expect this special PASiNP structure also has great potential applications in other fields, such as lithium ion battery and optoelectronics devices.
However, the slow SET speed and high RESET power of this kind of PCRAM limit its applications in other fields [12].
Moreover, in similar applications in other fields, there might be large scale similar matrix optimization problems, we believe that the hybrid algorithm will improve MAMA greatly.
Furthermore, this study provides a novel route to produce NHCSs, which may find application in other fields.
The developed methodology is suitable for geophysical investigations, but may also find application in other fields such as biomedicine, acoustics and engineering.
The detector development has also a potential for application in other fields of research where good energy resolution and particle identification is needed.
Although, our method has been invented for the inference of gene regulatory networks applied to expression data, it may find application in other fields as well that aim at inferring causal relations among covariates, because the requirements for the data are moderate.
This technology also has wide application possibilities in other fields of radiology or in industrial imaging, nondestructive evaluation (NDE) and nondestructive inspection (NDI).
