"frontier field" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to refer to a geographic area near a political or social boundary. For example, "The military set up a camp in the frontier field to help protect the nation's borders."
In the frontier field of exoplanets, super-Earths are the newest class.
We analyze existing models of planarian pattern control and highlight recent successes and remaining knowledge gaps in this interdisciplinary frontier field.
Nanotechnology is a frontier field of research with far-reaching implications for novel applications.
Finally we turn to detection prospects, with an emphasis on the frontier field of magnetically-broadened TeV blazar halos.
The study of the interactions of animals with their beneficial or mutualistic bacterial partners is a frontier field with a vast array of largely unanswered questions.
Hydrogels are widespread materials, used in several frontier fields, due to their peculiar behavior: they couple solvent mass transport to system mechanics, exhibiting viscoelastic and poroelastic characteristics.
As conclusions, this study allows identifying the themes of debates that mark the development of open access at the international level, and it is possible to state that open access is one of the new emerging and frontier fields of library and information science.
Later, growing up in Seattle, he developed an interest in the then-frontier field of radio.
The Frontiers Fields survey has produced amazing results helping humanity understand the first cosmic structures that formed in the Universe, breaking new records in distance and age with each data release.
The new effort by Silver and Turnsek, which is a joint effort with a team from Stanford University, is an exciting foray into the frontier research field investigating the microbiome of the Earth's oceans.
The film's exploration of fathers and sons coupled with its use of religious imagery is comparable to two other 1989 films, Star Trek V: The Final Frontier and Field of Dreams.
