"fields" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to an area of land, a subject of study or work, or to refer to a group of people with mutual interests or common characteristics. For example: "The research fields of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence are rapidly advancing."
The most effective NHS boards are now planning for the number of leaders they will need in each area ; the qualities they will require of these leaders ; planning to ensure that diverse groups are properly attracted and appointed to leadership positions at every level; and attracting strong fields of candidates from clinical backgrounds;.
Students were sent to the fields and public-sector workers were mobilised, the independent Uznews.net website reported.
In 2012, Tashkent – facing international pressure over its widely documented use of child labour to harvest its main cash crop – moved to take younger children out of the cotton fields.
Yet the coalition agreement on political reform, while clearly a move forward in many fields as well as overall, remains a bit of a compromise between the coalition partners.
For the subsection most likely to be found lolling in the festival's green fields to the sound of a cycle-powered electric banjo, the Pyramid stage – where U2 play – is like going into town on a Saturday night: big, loud and lairy, with Radio 1 favourites blaring on a loop.
The horticultural interest at this one-and-a-half-acre tourist attraction is what lies between the six model villages: a miniature landscape of farms, fields, woods, lakes and rolling hills planted with more than 3,000 shrubs and trees.
He had roughly the same effect on the room that black holes are said to have on their surrounding star fields.
A genetically-modified plant that produces seeds packed with fish oils is set to be grown in open fields in the UK within months, scientists announced on Friday.
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You can ride through the rice fields which sit behind the dunes and then on to these Atlantic beaches which are completely deserted.
It is possibe there is 100bn barrels of oil lying under fields just north of Gatwick airport, as claimed by an energy company.
