The phrase "a determination to work" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a strong resolve or commitment to engage in work or a specific task.
Example: "Her success in the project was largely due to her determination to work through every challenge that arose."
Alternatives: "a commitment to work" or "a resolve to work".
What Habima and Goset had in common was a determination to work in the most innovative ways.
Maathai returned with a masters and "a determination to work hard, help the poor and watch out for the weak and vulnerable".
Rather, there is a determination to work together to learn from each other, and to understand and adapt the best and most successful approaches from other industries and services.
While he went through several radical stylistic changes over those three decades, a determination to work from basic instincts and primal feelings runs throughout, giving the show a powerful autobiographical momentum.
A determination to work there sent him first to Florida, where his mother had relocated and where he landed a job at Café Boulud, which had opened a branch in Palm Beach.
At the core of that transformation is a determination to work in partnership with football fans and clubs, to get away from a mindset of "fans as troublemakers" which unfortunately still persists today in the way British football fans are sometimes perceived abroad.
Though he limped out of New Hampshire, Mr. Bush engineered a comeback here by displaying a scrappy determination to work for the nomination that was never apparent in the earlier contests.
Cameron said the "shared hardship" of the second world war had "forged our unique relationship and created a shared determination to work together for a safer, more prosperous future for us all": That future is why so many of our servicemen gave their lives - and protecting the peace they fought for is the greatest way we can honour those who fell.
What swept Mr. Uris along in his narratives was a passionate determination to work his own experience and that of his European forebears into the historical fabric of his fiction.
The players we inherited have a great determination to work hard and to take on board what we want to do.
But, once again, each day our noise grows louder; it's a noise that signals our determination to work for an Egypt – for a world – that is kinder and fairer to more of its people.
