The phrase "deserted fields" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe areas of land that are abandoned or uninhabited, often evoking a sense of desolation.
Example: "As we walked through the deserted fields, the silence was almost palpable, broken only by the rustling of the wind."
Alternatives: "abandoned fields" or "vacant fields"
Going across the deserted fields to the outhouse, she finds a republican fugitive and brings him clothes and food.
"I used to be so scared when going out in the deserted fields in the dark, because I could be attacked any time by depraved criminals," she said.
I suppose it still is, though the present crisis over North Korea's missiles means that the war, if it starts, will do so outside that empty theatrical room and the deserted fields around it.
But to have a chance of being part of a revamped England Test team in June they may have to spurn the glamour of the IPL in mid-April and demonstrate their red-ball prowess on freezing, deserted fields in England in the glut of County Championship matches on the schedule in April and May.
Billboards, theme parks, deserted playing fields and playgrounds and all kinds of odd details – people glimpsed through windows or reflected in mirrors; photographs of photographs.
But when the shop opened in March 2012, it wasn't immediately clear how warm a reception his products, more commonly associated with a previous generation's suburban Saturday mornings on long driveways and deserted athletic fields, would find in Midtown.
This selection from three decades includes misty etchings of spider webs, rippling waters made in lithography and wood engraving, mezzotinted starry night skies and lithographs of desert fields (Johnson).
Dust from deserts, fields, and so on also has a range of sizes and types of particles, and even trees emit nanoparticles of hydrocarbon compounds such as terpenes (which produce the familiar blue haze seen in forests, from which the Great Smoky Mountains in the United States get their name).
Current commercial CPV systems are designed as large units which are targeted to be installed in open desert fields with high DNI availability.
However, the conventional gigantic design of CPV system limits its market and application to the open desert fields without any rooftop installation scope, unlike conventional PV.
Molly: We don't need irrigation to force growth, unlike the dry desert fields in Idaho.
