"field led" is not a correct phrase in English.
Instead, you can use "field-led," with a hyphen, in order to describe a particular approach or strategy. For example, "The company's decision to increase production was a field-led initiative."
A slippery ball and defenders flying all over the field led to six first-half turnovers.
Her 70.7percentt shooting from the field led the nation for the second season in a row.
The men's shot-put, which had been exiled to college gymnasiums to preserve the Garden floor, returns with a strong four-man field led by Adam Nelson.
Though the men's field, led by top-seeded Andy Roddick and second-seeded Roger Federer, is nearly at full strength, the women's field is not.
It opened in fourth place in the US before Christmas, amid a slightly tougher field led by the second instalment of the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
Those generous dimensions, combined with winds that often blew in through an open center field, led ownership after the 2002 season to briefly consider moving in the fences.
But, he says, a more crowded field led to "an explosion of quality content" that's seen a more diverse distribution of talent.
And then trotted onto the field, led by Manning, the quarterback who so many didn't want to believe had a championship postseason in him, much less a miracle.
Penrose's own contribution to the field led some scientists to suggest he might himself be a contender for the Nobel prize.
Washington shot 43 percent (24 for 56) from the field, led by Langhorne's 10-for-15 and Currie's 5-for-8 efforts.
His disaffection with the field led him to accept a one-year appointment to teach at Penn State in 1966, despite having no college degree.
