The phrase "a fitting work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a piece of work that is appropriate or suitable for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "The artist presented a fitting work that captured the essence of the theme beautifully."
Alternatives: "an appropriate piece" or "a suitable creation".
A broader fitting works better because if the suction is focused, it could pull the shades into the hose and crinkle or rip them.
Try if you can to find a clear pair of good fitting work glasses.
The airport was completely unsuitable for the fitting work, with only a single small hangar available for aircraft work while a second was used for offices and labs.
This schedule is used to marshal and synchronize fitting work in the different sections and compartments.
Pickavance said of his review: "It recognises for some people like those in semi-retirement or students fitting work between studies these contracts can just provide just the kind of flexibility they are looking for.
When Brokaw and her classmates spoke of the future, it was not about blazing paths, as Sears's generation had done, but it was certainly not about fitting work around motherhood either.
While providing advice to women to build their confidence (the focus of Sandberg's book) and calling on employers to develop "better models... of fitting work and life together" (as Slaughter does), they overlook the role of government policy — or lack thereof — in helping employers offer, and employees gain, a better work-life balance.
This seems fitting work for women, and work which she seems always willing to undertake.
In fact, the process of fitting work and life together starts with the needs of the business: What problems can flexible work schedules solve?
Commanded by Captain Charles Campbell, she was assigned to the Cape of Good Hope Station although fitting work and working up trials meant that Philomel did not arrive in South Africa until June 1892.
