"field expert" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this term when you want to refer to someone who has a lot of knowledge and expertise relating to a particular field or area. For example: "The professor is a field expert on 20th century American literature."
A web developer makes a scenario from the content which is sent by the field expert or the author.
In addition, the proposed approach adds linguistic interpretability when membership functions are analyzed by a field expert.
After three years as a field expert in Egypt for the United Nations educational, social and cultural organisation Unesco, he returned to the US.
Following a standard procedure (e.g., see word bank in [30]), the parts of selected articles that spoke to the relationship under study were examined by a field expert and categorized using a fuzzy linguistic term from the set {Very Weak (VW), Weak (W), Medium (M), Strong (S), Very Strong (VS)}.
"People remember this American-Communist romance that was pretty wild in its day," said Rich Perelman, a longtime local track and field expert.
A 2×2 analysis of variance of the primary variable (change in quality score) was carried out to test the two hypotheses: 1, adding a statistical reviewer to the field expert peers and 2, suggesting reviewers reporting guidelines.
Field experts are reporting widespread disease outbreaks.
He always welcomes collaboration with field experts and researchers.
The operational prototype has been used by field experts on a realistic use case (rice straw).
The Fellows Program was created to encourage the flow of ideas between National Geographic and field experts.
This year, China has become a far more aggressive player in this frigid field, experts say, provoking alarm among Western powers.
