The phrase "artificial fields are" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to artificial fields, such as sports, agriculture, or technology.
Example: "Artificial fields are becoming increasingly popular in urban areas due to their low maintenance requirements."
Alternatives: "synthetic fields are" or "man-made fields are".
Two artificial fields are nearing completion in East River Park, said William Castro, Manhattan parks commissioner, and seven more in Upper Manhattan are being resurfaced.
In addition to Scarsdale, artificial fields are being installed, or recently have been, at Lakeland High in Shrub Oak, Fox Lane High in Bedford, Byram Hills High in Armonk and Walter Panas High in Cortlandt Manor, as well as at Rye Country Day and Rye High.
Amy Griffin, a goalkeeper for the U.S. National team that won the first women's World Cup in 1991, has been informally tracking American soccer players with cancer since 2009, when she noticed a "stream of kids" who'd played soccer on artificial fields were getting sick.
The NOK 170,000 it cost to move Grand's club house and build a change room for the artificial field was covered jointly by the municipality, Grand, Aspmyra Eiendomsutvikling and one of Glimt's sponsors, Nordland Entreprenør.
This last claim ignored a preliminary life cycle analysis (Environmental and Health Impacts of Artificial Turf, A Review) that found that artificial turf fields are more environmentally favorable than grass fields, which also have environmental costs.
Artificial turf fields are more durable than grass fields, dry more quickly and require less maintenance.
Artificial hockey fields are regularly watered to prevent players from getting carpet burns.
Artificial turf fields are typically covered entirely by the turf, except for dirt areas around the pitcher's plate, home plate, and the bases.
Artificial turf fields are made with a porous carpet of plastic grass-shaped blades on top of a cushioned playing surface that is usually made from pulverized recycled tires, called rubber crumb.
Artificial turf fields are such a large investment that schools are actually fencing them off from the general public to protect them from gum, dogs or teenage vandalism, resulting in dangerous fires.
Artificial potential fields are powerful enough for modeling and solving such a complex problem, where in addition to vehicle following other objectives such as merging should be addressed.
