The phrase "associated fields" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to areas of study, work, or expertise that are related or connected to a particular subject.
Example: "The research team consists of experts from various associated fields, including biology, chemistry, and environmental science."
Alternatives: "related disciplines" or "connected areas".
Since the electric organ discharge's associated fields carry signals for electrolocation and communication, the species specificity and diversity of these fixed action patterns might be potentially related to food identification and recognition in the reproductive context [38].
13 Case notification data, stripped of personal identifiers, were received for 15 diseases/infections and associated fields listed in table 1; none of these fields were considered mandatory at the time of notification.
His importance thenceforth lay in two associated fields.
These and their associated fields have gained significant importance in the recent times.
Such data may also be useful to other researchers in associated fields.
The new methodology will be useful for organic synthetic chemists as well as others working in associated fields.
v) The multiphasic pattern generated at the central region contributed very substantially to the whole head to tail electric organ discharge associated field, being largely responsible for the interspecific differences in peak power frequency (Fig. 6).
In particular, the fields associated with field-aligned electric currents in the polar regions can be large.
In contrast, only scalar data were used in the polar regions and at all local times, as vector data at these latitudes may be contaminated by magnetic fields associated with field-aligned currents.
At higher altitudes, the poloidal field is greatly diminished, and only the toroidal field, associated with field-aligned currents, is observed.
Results are obtained for negatively associated random fields and ρ ∗ -mixing random fields.
