The phrase "visit field" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of visiting a location, usually outdoors, that is used for a specific purpose or activity. This phrase is usually used in the context of work or research. Example: "The team of scientists went on a visit field to collect samples and gather data for their research on the effects of climate change."
And an increase in I.E.D. attacks on convoys has made it harder for development workers to leave the base to visit field projects.
Wise and his colleagues recently slipped into Mosul to visit field hospitals, review health care on the ground and determine whether there is a better way to distribute medical aid during armed conflict.
Wise and his colleagues slipped into Mosul to visit field hospitals, review health care on the ground and determine whether there is a better way to distribute medical aid during armed conflict.
It would have cost £13 to visit Newport on a match day in the 2012-13 seandn and £15 to visit Field Mill, the same tickets will now set an adult back £18 and £20 respectively.
Duke students will work at the Saath office and on appointed days each week, visit field sites for the above-mentioned projects, all of which are located within the municipal jurisdiction of Ahmedabad city.
They should be taken "to visit field, forest, hill, shore, the water, flowers, animals, the true homes of childhood … for the very soul and body cry out for a more active, objective life, and to know nature and man at first hand.
PhD Student Kendall Calhoun shares his experiences visiting field sites affected by wildfire.
British agencies say their staff have fallen under the microscope of Pakistan's spy service, the ISI, with officials visiting field offices and introducing restrictions on travel.
It spent a year evaluating data on potential partners, meeting their leaders and staff, visiting field operations, and assessing the compatibility of cultures, management, and core competencies.
In July I landed my Skylane on the narrow, windswept runway on a bluff outside Livingston and visited Field again.
This year the broadcast is presented by Martin Redfern, who was fortunate to spend a month in Antarctica three years ago, reporting on research and visiting field sites and the Rothera base.
