The phrase "lively field" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used figuratively to describe a dynamic or energetic situation or subject. Example: The fashion industry is a lively field, constantly evolving and pushing boundaries for creative expression.
How and when we won our hands remains a lively field of research and debate.
Clearly, federal and state government support for nanotech research has spawned a lively field of innovation.
A lively field of economics with an unfortunately clunky name looks behind the blackboard assumptions.
The paper, he said, also prompted a generation of scientists to enter what is now a lively field of research.
That inversion, though, does not invalidate the passionate enterprise of seeing war not as a lofty field of honor, or a lively field of "action" entertainment, but as it is.
Therapeutic landscapes represent a lively field of inquiry in health geography.
Well they've done the basics to the best of their ability - in the games they've done well in they've had a batsman who's hung around (Bray against Zimbabwe, Porterfield against Bangladesh and Niall O'Brien against Pakistan), tight bowling (Botha has been particularly stingy) and lively fielding.
Considering metallic glasses as a subclass of cluster-assembled materials, the relation between the two lively fields of metal clusters and metallic glasses is pointed out.
The most impressive side in the tournament to date, India had built their three previous victories on the prolific opening pair of Dhawan and Rohit, the spin of Ravi Jadeja and some lively fielding.
Then, the many stories of his lively off-field behaviour, although no-one at City ever suggested Balotelli was anything other than a popular figure, his scrapes more the result of a "child-like" attitude than any hint of malice.
This is a lively and dynamic field of science and it is right that the Nobel committee has chosen to honour these pioneers.
