The phrase "a work dated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a piece of work or document that has a specific date associated with it, often in contexts like art, literature, or historical documents.
Example: "The museum displayed a work dated 1820, showcasing the artistic style of that era."
Alternatives: "a piece dated" or "a document dated".
Bian Qiao wrote the popular Nanjing (Difficult Classic), from which information on diagnostic methods was later incorporated into the Huangdi neijing (The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine), a work dating to the 3rd century bce.
In 2014, HBO set Parker up on a work date with Horgan, and that night Horgan had an idea for a comedy about a "long-term divorce".
Kandinsky's widely accepted claim to historical priority rests mainly on an untitled work dated 1910 and commonly referred to as First Abstract Watercolour.
The old ones include a revival of "Endsong," a lyrical work dating from 1992.
A Phoenician tower may have occupied the site originally, but the present structure, 185 feet (56.8 metres) tall, is considered a Roman work dating from or at least remodeled during the reign of Trajan (98 117 ce).
In England, the use of the word "anonymous" to describe a literary work dates only from the sixteenth century, but by the end of the eighteenth seventy per cent of all novels were published "in secret".
The earliest known formula for gunpowder can be found in a Chinese work dating probably from the 9th century.
Nowhere is it acknowledged either inside or outside the book that The Third Reich is a relatively early work, dating from before 1990, to judge by the reference to a divided Germany.
It is also something of a retrospective, featuring work dating to the 1970s.
A much longer work dating from the middle of the 18th century and bearing witness to its Brahmanic origins is the Chaupa Singh Rahit-Nama ("The Rahit Manual of Chaupa Singh").
