The phrase 'fast-paced field' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an area of business or study that is rapidly changing, or where you need to stay up to date and stay ahead of the competition. For example, you could say, "The world of marketing is a fast-paced field, and you need to stay on top of the latest trends to be successful."
Since researchers filed the original CRISPR-Cas9 patents, the fast-paced field of CRISPR biology has moved on.
It charts the progress of this exciting and fast-paced field, from 2006 when these cells were first created up till today's latest discovery.
In contrast to the fast-paced field of journalism, science is incremental and slow.
As you may remember from our first feature on Scientists as Patent Professionals, patent law is a fast-paced field, and opportunities abound for scientists from all disciplines.
Chairman of the ISC, Sir Malcolm Rifkind MP, said: "The committee is concerned at the lack of progress over 18 months into the National Cyber Security Programme, more needs to be done if we are to keep ahead in this fast-paced field".
"When we first conceived of the CSAW games, we knew we had to build public awareness about cyber security issues, but we also knew how important it would be for cyber security students to build a strong network among their peers and security professionals so that they could remain in the forefront of this fast-paced field," said Professor Nasir Memon, who heads NYU-Poly's cyber security program.
Employees coming from fast-paced fields, already accustomed to demanding bosses and long hours, say Google pushes them to produce at a pace even faster than they could have imagined.
CAR T-cell therapy is a fast-paced research field, and Dr. Jacobson predicts that in the next two to three years, more cancers will be treated this way.
Tech can be a fast-paced, competitive field, but it's vital that we don't forget the human element.
The all-expenses-paid vacation — the reward given by companies to sales representatives in fast-paced, commission-driven fields — is coming back after falling out of favor a few years ago.
Mr. Lents, a 60-year-old lawyer who cut his teeth in the fast-paced mergers and acquisitions field, said he is a firm believer in communications technology.
