"middle field" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a field between two other fields. For example, "The farmer planted wheat in the middle field, but left the other two fields fallow."
Part I explores the left periphery, looking at verb placement (verb second and competing orders), the prefield, and adverbial connectives, while Part II discusses the middle field, including pronominal syntax, the order of full NPs, and the history of negation.
You enter a query and the middle field on the page returns auto-updating results based on information coming in.
As you can see in the image here, the program lets you put some feeds manually at the top of your list, some at the bottom and then prioritizes the bulk of your subscriptions in the middle field.
"Marty Hogan, who is playing temporarily in middle field for the Indianapolis team of the western league...is covering himself in glory with his superb playing", the Vindicator reported on June 4 , 1895
The game's highlights included the pitching of "Long John Kennedyy, who kept the Moguls to seven hits, and the batting of Edward Hilley, who "unloosened a drive to middle field that permitted him to go all the way around".
In the future, to achieve the best short-term to long-term outcomes, the two modalities may possibly meet in the middle field of intermittent continuity.
Today, Stryder, who looks younger than everyone else in the room, sits in the middle fielding questions.
The middle fields show the uncleaned area.
The energy densities are calculated separately for the poloidal (left) and toroidal (middle) fields and with the fields combined (right).
White lung appeared in every patient, most at the lung base and in the middle fields, posteriorly.
Unilateral localized infiltrates occurred more commonly in a lower lung field than in upper or middle fields, and unilateral infiltrates were more common in the right than left lung.
