The phrase "a time sheet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document used to record the amount of time worked on a project or task.
Example: "Please fill out a time sheet for the hours you worked last week."
Alternatives: "time log" or "work hours record".
"We fill out a time sheet," Henry said.
That sounded pretty good," Merle would say, looking toward Abbott, who was making notations on a time sheet.
Change sheets, clean the microwave and all the time the supervisor is there with a time sheet saying faster, faster".
With the current system, students have six months from the end-date of the appointment to submit a time sheet.
Balance of book is blank except for one page towards the back set up as a time sheet.
Mr. Houtman methodically logs in 40 hours per week on a time sheet, although, he says, he often works closer to 50.
Even today, though, Shortlist already includes tools for invoicing, payments and access to tax forms (think 1099s and W9s), as well as a time sheets feature and an analytics tool that employers can use to track their freelance workforce.
He shot his own photographs for a front-page article about a time-sheet fraud scandal and used public records to find a video of a parent punching a goalie at a high school soccer game.
Herewith, if not an actual time sheet, a plausible one: 0.25 hr.
Time taken to accomplish a task is recorded using a timekeeping device and reported using a standardized time sheet.
The SaaS gives real-time forecasts of staff utilization and workload using a patent-pending algorithm, will automatically capture every email sent between a team and its clients, features a smart time sheet, manages billing and more.
