The phrase "communications field" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the industry or area of work related to the exchange of information and ideas, including but not limited to technology, media, marketing, and public relations. Example: "With advancements in technology, the communications field has expanded greatly, providing endless opportunities for individuals to connect and share information globally."
Thus, in the communications field the principal systems were some long-distance transmission systems that had been initiated before the war and had been interrupted by war activities.
"I would like to see, 10 years from now, that number double," Ms. Desmond said, to help AWNY "serve as a catalyst for women in the communications field".
The executive, Kevin Coyne, executive vice president and director for media and new technologies, is leaving to "open his own business outside the communications field," Bates USA said in a statement.
MR. JONAS, who still lives in the Bronx, in Riverdale, with his eight children and his wife, Debbie, first entered the communications field in the late 1980's, while he was running a small publishing operation.
To that end, she left the communications field to teach children, and those who interact with children the most, how to use their heads, rather than their hearts, when responding to the media.
Many executives in the telegraph industry, which had enjoyed control of the communications field since about 1840, believed that the telephone did not present a threat to their business, because no one would want a communications machine that did not leave a written record of the conversation, as telegrams did.
A vice president of the company, she specializes in the media, entertainment and communications fields.
Nor could I get excited about any of the other communications fields she mentioned: advertising, marketing, corporate communications.
And finally, we are seeing more and more Muslim names coming up in the arts and communications fields.
Her experience in the performing arts, production, and media and communications fields extends to both the profit and nonprofit sector.
Melissa Silverstein is a media consultant and writer with 15 years experience in the non-profit and communications fields.
