"fields of linguistics" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the various branches of the study of language, for example: "The academic fields of linguistics include phonology, semantics, and syntax."
The project also fits into a larger effort to integrate different fields of linguistics, says Sali Tagliamonte, a sociolinguist at the University of Toronto in Canada, who was not involved in the project.
Several strands of research in the fields of linguistics, speech perception, and neuroethology suggest that modelling the temporal dynamics of an acoustic event landmark-based representation is a scientifically plausible approach to the automatic speech recognition (ASR) problem.
The study also contributes to a richer account of the persuasive appeal of fundraising letters than is currently available in the fields of linguistics and psychology through an integrated methodology that draws on the fields of multimodal analysis and decision-making research.
The fields of linguistics and psychology are intimately tied to evolution, as is the field of neuroscience.
It was also significant for the broader field of linguistics.
In the face of doubts and many difficulties, the revival of indigenous languages is a growing movement among Native American groups from Hawaii to Cape Cod, and it is fast becoming a new subspeciality in the field of linguistics as well.
On the theoretical level, cultural anthropology has often used concepts developed in the field of linguistics: in studying society as a system of communication, in defining the notion of structure, and in analyzing the way in which man organizes and classifies his whole experience of the world.
Meanwhile, the field of Linguistics, Literature and the Arts includes Theater and Music courses.
Corpus-based dialectology of less-resourced and functionally limited native languages is a developing field of linguistics.
If you don't have a database of nouns, verbs, etc., it's hard to know what the linguistic structure is and therefore how to do more traditional NLP that leverages knowledge from the field of linguistics".
Grammatical metaphor (GM hereafter), which was suggested by Halliday (1985a) is one of the most important characteristics of academic, bureaucratic and scientific discourses and it is one of the crucial contributions of Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL hereafter) to the field of linguistics and education.
