The phrase "a period of work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific duration during which work is performed, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "After completing a period of work at the company, I gained valuable experience in project management."
Alternatives: "a work duration" or "a work phase".
A period of work tied to academics, these colleges say, is too important to be elective.
"During a period of work stoppage, pressures and problems develop which make building management very difficult".
More than half of those had completed a period of work experience before being taken on by the company, he said.
After a period of work in Lincoln, Rowe came back here when his life and marriage fell apart following the death of his baby son.
This cannot simply be our own assessment; international students need to feel welcome and that accessing the UK to study and for a period of work experience is easy.
Students increasingly believe they must carry out work experience, often unpaid, to stand a chance of future employment while some higher education courses, particularly in Europe, insist upon a period of work experience.
In a letter to The East Hampton Star early this year, Ms. Leahy asked for support during a period of work-force reductions, streamlined operations and a cut in the pension plan to help stem fiscal losses.
Then there's a period of working for both the track and road alongside each other.
Now the worst of the treatment is over, she hopes she can have a period of working.
I went through a period of working with various people, including Trevor Horn, but then my mum said: "That's another job! that's a whole other career!
Varley was in her early 20s when, after a period of working as a journalist, she set up Online Content UK, an editorial agency providing content for businesses such as Amazon, Shiny Media and Microsoft.
