"vital field" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is crucial or important, such as a subject of study or a field of expertise. For example, "Business analytics is a vital field in the modern economy."
It is the world of soundtracks, however, that Talbot sees as the most vital field of modern composition.
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Concise and easy-to-use, T-Cell Development: Methods and Protocols aims to ensure successful results in the further study of this vital field.
The new approaches and outcomes described here will inform new paradigms and hasten the arrival of truly predictive biology in this vital field.
The use of biocathodes in bioelectrochemical systems (BES) for the removal of nitrate in wastewater has become a vital field of research.
For someone like me—I grew up in nineteen-eighties Soviet Russia the newly published "Made in Russia: Unsung Icons of Soviet Design" is a vital field guide to the peculiar tribe.
The pathetic wages and long training period have created a dearth of interest among Americans in these vital fields.
Without tenure, it would be easier to shift research efforts toward emerging, fast-changing, and vital fields.
The deep ocean houses a vast reservoir of biodiversity, an unimaginable wealth of genetic material with the potential to enable breakthroughs in medical and other vital fields.
But the risk must be faced that the first political fruits of these decisions could be to paralyse effective international action in vital fields rather than to facilitate it.
Research in vital fields such as micro/opto-electronics, fuel cells and tissue engineering calls for fabrication of functional structures with optimal harvesting or perfusion of matter, energy and information, via permeation and transport through random branched conduit networks.
