"field use" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the use of something in a particular field or setting. For example, "The truck is designed for heavy field use."
Test methods presented herein may be useful in the design of standardized testing protocols for field use distance sensors.
The measure that many in the meteorological field use is known as the Saffir-Simpson scale.
(Field use at Macy Park was restricted to the County League on the nights we were there).
But it turns out that the investment strategies that professionals in the college savings field use vary, sometimes wildly.
The experts in the field use the term "expertise", which makes clear that so-called skills are always tied to deep subject-matter knowledge and practice.
The study of astronomy resulted in the development of angle-reading devices that were based on arcs of large radii, making such instruments too large for field use.
Counting evenings and weekends, adult leagues, youth leagues and community-based organizations accounted for 83 percent of total field use in 2010, according to the parks department.
2. Read More on the Science of Illusion Two more Science Times articles further explore this field: Use our questions for test preparation or just for fun.
This system is an ideal candidate for field use.
This system is ideal for both laboratory and field use.
Its application for stiffer laminates, other materials, or field use has not been validated.
