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English Language & Usage Asked by Corrado on July 6, 2021

Which of the three alternatives is correct (or recommended)?

  1. "in both the military and civil fields";
  2. "in both military and civil fields";
  3. "in both the military and the civil fields".

(entire sentence: "Current UAV technology has led to an exponential growth in the potential applications of drones in both (the) military and (the) civil fields.")

[update] The intended meaning is "the military field and the civilian field"; the term "field" is intended as synonym of "sector".

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