The phrase "a computer worker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who works in the field of computers, such as in IT, programming, or technical support.
Example: "As a computer worker, she spends most of her day troubleshooting software issues and assisting clients with their technical problems."
Alternatives: "IT professional" or "computer technician".
Assad Ali, 24, a computer worker, said the expected attack was being welcomed in some quarters.
"I campaigned for Bloomberg eight years ago," said David Gibson, 60, a computer worker.
However, this association seems plausible, since it is likely that a computer worker who uses multiple computers would have to move around more within the workstation, increasing the ranges of amplitude and motion.
In China he started working freelance for the Financial Times (FT) and also met his future wife, Wang Ping, a local computer worker and daughter of a People's Liberation Army general.
Years later Harwood rejoined the Met as a civilian computer worker, then applied to join the Surrey Police as a constable in May 2003.
Limited rest break opportunity was a risk factor for shoulder diagnoses for all computer workers [ 25].
Computer worker Alun Ticehurst, based in a building overlooking Potters Bar station, was also helping the injured minutes after the crash.
As shown in Fig. 10, the common design of distributed data mining algorithm is as follows: each mining algorithm will be performed on a computer node (worker) which has its locally coherent data, but not the whole data.
The big data is divided into n subsets each of which is processed by a computer node (worker) in such a way that all the subsets are processed concurrently, and then the results from these n computer nodes are collected and transformed to a computer node.
A computer store worker saw him place something under a car, and the object was later found to be a bomb.
The objective of this study was to assess the effectiveness of this intervention programme on the prevalence of arm, shoulder and neck symptoms, reduction of exposure to risk factors, and sick leave in a population of computer workers.
