The phrase "a work desk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a desk that is specifically designated for work purposes, often in an office or home office setting.
Example: "I need to organize my work desk to improve my productivity."
Alternatives: "an office desk" or "a desk for work".
His studio is crowded by a bed, a work desk and a single chair.
"People's responses to that desk over the years have been very interesting, but to me it was just a work desk".
That product can range from a comfortable but cheap roadside room with a work desk, two phone lines and a free breakfast in the lobby to an opulent downtown hotel with a luxury name.
Our experiments best capture small-scale rapidly evolving social situations, such as deciding to whom to talk at a social mingle, choosing a work desk in a 'no fixed desk' office or classroom environment, and participating in online content communities.
Aside from its RGB lights that change color, it doesn't look much different from a mouse you'd find at a work desk.
For trans people, this is not just a matter of being able to put a spousal photo on a work desk, but of making it possible to live, work, and love in ways that express their deepest understanding of who they really are.
"A business-class seat has to be a working desk, an entertainment center, a dining facility, and it's also a bed.
Go to war against your cubicle mates with the Trebuchette, a working, desk-based trebuchet designed to crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of their electric pencil sharpeners.
There's a neat work desk, an office-style chair and small storage spots underneath the TV for keys, wallet, phone and other travel ephemera.
The massive puzzle-like table in the studio kitchen, which also serves as a communal work desk, is made up of smaller tables he salvaged from different schools, churches and offices.
The Wyndham room was fine -- quiet and comfortable, if a bit smallish, and with an inadequate work desk.
