The phrase "a clean office" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the state or condition of an office environment, typically to emphasize tidiness or organization.
Example: "After the team spent the afternoon organizing, we finally have a clean office that is ready for the next project."
Alternatives: "a tidy workspace" or "an organized office".
A clean office, devoid of funk, without open books and dirty coffee cups and papers strewn around, would drive me bananas.
And we need workers at all levels of the economy: As Representative Luis Gutierrez of Illinois recently put it, "Silicon Valley engineers and entrepreneurs would not be very productive or competitive engines of our economy if they did not have food to eat, or people to care for their children or parents, or a clean office and clean clothes, or a made bed in their hotel room on a business trip".
"After all, Silicon Valley engineers and entrepreneurs would not be very productive or competitive engines of our economy if they did not have food to eat, or people to care for their children or parents, or a clean office and clean clothes, or a made bed in their hotel room on a business trip".
With some Windex, paper towels and a few Clorox wipes you too can have a clean office.
Harris later plans to use Sue Ellen's sure win to his advantage and desiring to run a clean office, Sue Ellen seeks Ann's help who later gets a recording of Harris admitting to his crimes and placing him into a spot of submission.
Look for a clean office that has an inviting atmosphere.
They deserve to have a clean post office.
The only downside to this tin is that it's not microwaveable so you will need to locate and decant lunches that need warming up into a dubiously clean office bowl.
Murillo's parents had worked in a candy factory and a sugarcane mill in Colombia, and moved to East London when he was eleven, to join a network of relatives who clean office buildings and private homes.
If your customers or clients visit your place of business, then a clean company office is the first impression they will get.
The controls are rather impoverished stimuli (clean office supplies, odor in a tea ball).
