The phrase "field exchange" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to exchanging something with someone else in a field or other outdoor environment. For example, "The students did a field exchange to share their knowledge of different plant species."
Even before the season gets under way in August, BT and Sky have been battling for position off the field, exchanging a few barbs in the process.
At the appointed hour, the Scotland team, the Yugoslav referee and his two assistants took the field, exchanged formalities in the centre circle – handshakes all round – and went through a mock coin-tossing ritual.
The evolution of surface particle density is analyzed in relation to several parameters: applied voltage, electric field, exchanged charge.
Meath were also completely dominant in the crucial middle third of the field exchanges with centre-fielders Brian Meade and Conor Gillespie both cleaning up in the sector.
With Donegal starting to control the middle third of the field exchanges, they moved into a 0-10 to 0-8 lead before McLoone, just as he had done against Derry, scored a crucial goal.
England's head coach, Trevor Bayliss, spoke to the ICC match referee, Andy Pycroft, during the evening session of the fourth day in Dubai following a heated on-field exchange between Joe Root and Pakistan's Wahab Riaz over alleged ball-tampering.
Businesses seek the latest economic information, high-energy physicists read the latest research results, scholars in all fields exchange ideas with colleagues around the world.
Our understanding of the effects of spatiotemporal heterogeneity on rescue is still in its infancy, and cross-field exchange of emerging work could accelerate progress.
