The phrase "a work design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific design or plan related to a project or task in a work context.
Example: "The team presented a work design that outlines the steps needed to complete the project efficiently."
Alternatives: "a project plan" or "a task blueprint".
That may be a fitting end for a work designed to be as surprising and wily as an urban fox and as fleeting as a London smile.
The museum has also commissioned sculptures from Scott Burton, a granite settee for the sculpture garden, and Richard Fleischner, a work designed for the courtyard.
A very different atmosphere indeed is conjured elsewhere today by sculptor John Sydney Carter, as his Falling Man 9/11, a work designed to commemorate the attacks eight years ago in New York, goes on display in the Harold Martin Botanic Garden at Leicester University.
Luigi Nono's "Prometeo, Tragedia dell'Ascolto," a work designed for adaptation to the place where it is being performed, receives its Swiss premiere, and Trevor Pinnock conducts Haydn's "Creation".
In 1978 on a commission from Riverside Church he composed "Fanfare to the Tongues of Fire," a work designed to demonstrate a new organ stop known as trumpet-en-chamade.
Or, of course, it could be a work designed to get heat for the company.
Iran, hilariously, said the leak was nothing more than a work designed to garner sympathy for the US.
He and his friend Steve Wozniak had developed a working design for a personal computer, which Jobs was eager to turn into a business.
To make sure that you have a working design before you attempt to implement it, you should meet with a TA to review your design.
In December, Adm. Robert F. Willard, the commander of United States Pacific Command, told a Japanese newspaper that China had a working design for an antiship ballistic missile that could strike aircraft carriers and could soon be ready for deployment.
