The phrase "a mode of work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particular method or approach to performing tasks or activities in a work context.
Example: "The company has adopted a new mode of work that emphasizes collaboration and flexibility among team members."
Alternatives: "a method of working" or "a way of working".
This was a mode of work so uncomplicated it didn't deserve to be called a routine.
Choice in respect to important matters became more and more difficult; people found it troublesome to settle on a mode of work, for instance, or a partner.
It's a mode of work that demands excellence, that demands high quality, and demands intention and purpose.
Her ongoing state of clinical depression and trauma can be felt in the space and language of her writing, which she seemed to wield in mortal fury, pressing back all of the horror and anxiety into a mode of work that is full of fury, almost physical, destructive, and as beautiful as it is severe.
Today, computer-generated designs and models are giving way to a mode of working that blends the digital with more material and representational practices.
"Because he's been an academic for a very long time, he just can't help a mode of working that requires him to study and analyze every problem," a senior Afghan official said.
Discuss with him or her a mode of working together, a plan of action, a system for reporting on your progress and for getting critical feedback.
Adopting a mode of working from arts and architecture and applying it to technology and engineering is all part of MLE's interdisciplinary experiment.
HRC, through its training institute, conferencing, resource development, and policy work, is the leading national organization promoting harm reduction as a mode of working with drug users in the United States.
Ambulatory surgery is a mode of surgical work requiring its own clinical service properly planned, designed and organized to achieve its objectives and advantages.
The definition of SPC in Denmark is based on the European Associations of Palliative Care' statement [ 14]: "Specialist palliative care services require a team approach, combining a multi-professional team with an interdisciplinary mode of work.
