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The phrase "a time to work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a specific period or occasion designated for work or productivity.
Example: "After a long vacation, it's finally a time to work and focus on our projects again."
Alternatives: "a moment for labor" or "a period for productivity".
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There's always a time to have fun and a time to work.
As a teenager, he barricaded himself in his room for weeks at a time to work on songs and rhymes.
Often teachers in those schools have students who miss school for months at a time, to work or for family reasons.
"There's a time to be social; there's a time to be focused; there's a time to work; there's a time to race.
He studied at a London art school and aspired, for a time, to work in advertising, but the counterculture '60s changed his path.
Waizhou is where fathers and sons go away for weeks and months at a time to work 12-hour days in Chinese restaurants.
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Two years might seem like a long time to work on a new opera production.
This is a great time to work as a house sitter.
Blended families take a long time to work in a harmonious way as the years go by.
But still he was able to get security clearance when he was re-hired by the police for a third time to work as an interior ministry driver.
Unable to come up with the money herself, Shannon moves to France for a short time to work as an au pair.
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