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The phrase "a volume of work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a large amount of work or tasks that have been completed or are required.
Example: "The project required a significant volume of work, but the team managed to complete it ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "a body of work" or "a large amount of work".
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But there has to be a volume of work for it to really affect the society.
[New York Sun] The City Council's budget scandal is generating such a volume of work for the Department of Investigation that it's calling for reinforcements.
The revival of political theatre in Britain really dates from 1968 when the combination of revolutionary fever, a dominant youth culture and the knock-on effect of the Vietnam war produced a volume of work attacking prevailing governmental systems.
Scale often exacerbates this problem, producing a volume of work which far surpasses what humans can do in a timely fashion.
He's amassed such a volume of work it's retarded.
"It's only by going through a volume of work that you will close that gap," Glass said.
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In 1227 Simon compiled a volume of works by Gregory of Nyssa.
"Rocks and Clouds" will open at Yancey Richardson gallery on September 8th, and Steidl will publish a volume of the work this fall.
He was acclaimed by his peers and honoured with a volume of collected works, reinforcing his status and spreading his reach from the theatre to the study.
Later in the year, a volume of collected works, Opere, was published by Rosetti and featured prints made by Mateiu Caragiale at various moments during his lifetime.
The model is a product of a significant volume of work by the crossbenchers, including McGowan, Rebekha Sharkie and Andrew Wilkie.
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