field-worthy

[karel]

Colud someone explain me the meaning of "field-worthy". Thank you.

[Joe]

Colud someone explain me the meaning of "field-worthy". Thank you.

It sounds as though it means "fit to be used in the field". The "field" can mean several different things, including an "area of operations" or something like a "battle-field". So "field-worthy" could be used about, for example, a large gun.

Compare "roadworthy" which you will find in any good dictionary. Or "airworthy".

However, for a more precise explanation, you should always show examples of the word in context. If you can provide the sentence or sentences where you found this word we can help more.

[karel]

Thank you, Josef! Here is the sentence: Project is based on the lack of knowledge of the health effects of .... and on the shortage of field-worthy, cost-effective ways for reliable assesment...

[Joe]

So these are "ways for (of) reliable assessment that are fit to be used in the area of operations" that the project covers.

[PureGuava]

Here is the sentence: Project is based on the lack of knowledge of the health effects of .... and on the shortage of field-worthy, cost-effective ways for reliable assesment...

"field-worthy" in this case would be "realistic and tested ways that are proven (to work)"