The phrase "assist field" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a specific context related to providing help or support in a particular area or discipline, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "In the assist field of education, teachers often provide additional resources to help struggling students."
Alternatives: "support area" or "help sector".
In this paper, we propose a load balancing model oriented to assist field commanders and rescue teams in a post-emergency scenario.
Guidelines have been developed by the U.S. Natural Resource Conservation Service to assist field estimations of the T-value based on texture, topography, and depth to bedrock or to a root-impeding layer (hardpan) in a soil profile.
In general, it is recommended to continue the use of incomplete block designs for variety trials in lentils and use the most suitable spatial pattern for statistical analysis to assist field crop breeders to enhance precision in selection of desirable genotypes.
CHEPP health workers provide preventative health services such as health education as well as clean water and sanitation systems to schools and communities and general health workers assist Field in-Charges and other workers with clinical duties.
It is generally understood that many mosquito morphospecies contain cryptic species, and the occurrence of newly identified species is usually followed by the development of molecular diagnostic tools to assist field studies [ 17, 18].
The cross section of the splat substrate interface was studied using a focused ion beam (FIB) assisted Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope (FE-SEM).
DNA barcodes can aid conservation and research by assisting field workers in identifying species, by helping taxonomists determine species groups needing more detailed analysis, and by facilitating the recognition of the appropriate units and scales for conservation planning.
Images were acquired via a JEOL-1530 Thermassistedisted field emission (TFE) Scanning electron microscope at 12 or 10 kV at the resolving powers indicated in the results.
Layering secondary information on maps, such as local bus routes and subway stops, zoning information, and nearby parks and landmarks, assisted field teams in recruiting participants.
The morphology of the SiNW arrays was analyzed using thermally assisted field-emission scanning electron microscope (FE-SEM, JEOL-JSM 7001F, Tokyo, Japan).
PLR: Participated in the design and coordination of field experiments, assisted in field experiments, field maintenance and data collection.
