because we have not any facility of electric field dependent XRD but all the papers suggested this electric field dependent XRD. If anyone can explore any idea then please help me
From my limited experience, the electric field is usually applied by depositing electrodes on the sample itself, and it is not part of the instrument. Therefore the challenge becomes how to route the wires through the radiation shield of your diffractometer. Usually this is not hermetically sealed and with some creativity you might be able to pass through thin enough wire (but make sure to get the approval of your safety people). Alternatively you can use a battery pack and keep it inside the box while it's running.
I dont think if you can get permission from your Safety technician :). Using battery pack is a good idea but I am afraid if you need rather high voltage to observe a significant strain.