The phrase "in whatever field" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that the subject of discussion is related to any field, regardless of what it is. For example: "Regardless of their experience, everyone has something to offer in whatever field they work in."
In whatever field you go into, you will face greed, frustration and failure.
Yale supports its graduates in whatever field they enter, but understands that certain careers are more financially stressful than others.
Colleagues, neighbors or friends can put you up, if they think you've gone beyond the call of duty in whatever field you roam.
It is our duty to expand their intellectual horizons and to nurture them in ways that will prepare them ultimately to be leaders in whatever field they choose.
The confidence you have in yourself is what's going to make you on the football field or whatever you do in whatever field".
Whether a person chooses to become a computer scientist or not, coding is something that will help a person do more in whatever field they choose.
They hoped they'd deliver bright, committed young people with marketable skills who could lead in whatever fields they chose, and put something back into their communities.
The way to do that, Ms. Turteltaub says, is to focus on "the icons" from U.C.L.A. "who made their mark in whatever fields they choose" and describe their "accomplishment, success, barrier-breaking".
TheSwop, a new site making its debut today at TechCrunch50, is looking to help these startups and other growing companies trade 'favors' to each other, in whatever fields they specialize in.
There can be no doubt that he will continue to do whatever it takes and make advances in whatever fields necessary to answer the burning questions that he has.
Linda works with foundations, and makes recommendations to them on what charities are most worthy of their donations, in whatever fields of giving back they are most interested in.
