The phrase "a convergence of work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where different tasks, projects, or efforts come together or align towards a common goal or outcome.
Example: "The conference highlighted a convergence of work from various teams, showcasing their collaborative efforts on the new project."
Alternatives: "a coming together of efforts" or "an alignment of tasks".
The prototype design and construction process is a convergence of all the work completed thus far.
We face real barriers to redesigning work, but we also face a convergence of opportunities for new thinking about work's very nature.
He and other campaigners say they believe a convergence of several factors is at work in their favor.
Through debate and discussion based on the notes, participants then work toward a convergence of opinion.
This work indicates a convergence of signal timing among chromatic channels within extrastriate cortex.
In 2018, his work on a convergence of crises in the Sahel won the George Polk Award for Magazine Reporting and the Prince Albert II of Monaco and U.N. Correspondents Association Global Prize for coverage of Climate Change.
Analysts are in agreement that the European Union can withstand the financial speculation only if it acquires the necessary political steering capacities to work towards a convergence of the member states' economic and social development in the medium term at least in core Europe, ie among the members of the European monetary zone.
You could say that such works represent a convergence of opposite kinds of consciousness: one that thinks rationalistically in the most abstract terms possible and one that cogitates by means of visual and poetic metaphors.
In the Afghan military, he said, "There's a growing sense of, 'Yeah, we can do this.' " Zabul has started to work because of a convergence of good leadership and years of combined experience of the Afghan and American partners, both civilian and military.
In April, the G-20 Meeting in London called for all accounting standard-setting boards to work toward truly global accounting guidelines, but since then, governments have been fairly silent in encouraging the accounting standards boards to work together toward a convergence of standards.
