The phrase "a compilation of work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection of various pieces of work, such as essays, articles, or projects, gathered together for a specific purpose.
Example: "The professor published a compilation of work from her students to showcase their research and creativity."
Alternatives: "a collection of works" or "an anthology of work".
Out of the group's efforts has come a compilation of work by 10 participants, "Couldn't Keep It to Myself: Testimonies From Our Imprisoned Sisters," published this week by Regan Books, an imprint of HarperCollins.
*** This paper – written for the neuromuscular community – is a compilation of work and ideas of multiple experts from around the world who have thought about the behavioral presentation in DMD/BMD.
The second, in collaboration with Mark Anthony Neal, is a compilation of work reading nineteenth-century black codes against present-day race coding and digital vernaculars of people of African descent.
Above, a compilation of work from Roth's students.
Clang's collection "The Land of My Heart" is a dedication to Singapore National Day (SG50) and was recently featured in TWENTYFIFTEEN.SG, a compilation of work from Singapore's established and emerging photographers.
Last year, the filmmakers put on an exhibition that presented some of the topics discussed in their film, and a compilation of work by digital artist they invited to experiment with their new font.
Heterogeneous System Architecture is a compilation of works by many noted experts, who helped create the various HSA architecture specifications.
Mr. Saltsman distributed the song in a compilation of works by Mr. Shanklin, whom he described to The Hill as "a longtime friend".
Editor's note: we're running a series of five excerpts from our forthcoming book Designing for Emerging Technologies, a compilation of works by industry experts in areas of user experience design related to genomics, robotics, the Internet of Things, and the Industrial Internet of Things.
The Tanya is a compilation of works authored by Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi (1745-1812) that serve as the seminal text from which the Chabad Hasidic community derives their ideology.
Mr. Mizzy continued working well into his 80s, releasing a compilation of his work, "Songs for the Jogging Crowd," on his own label, Vicster Records, in 2003.
