The phrase "a work of composition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a piece of writing, music, or any creative work that has been thoughtfully created or arranged.
Example: "The novel is considered a significant work of composition that explores complex themes of identity and belonging."
Alternatives: "a piece of writing" or "a creative work".
For all the polyphonic and polyrhythmic, abrupt and mercurial juxtapositions, of which the first episode of "Random Acts of Flyness" is formed, it's also a work of meticulous composition that highlights the imaginative astonishments, political perspectives, and personal insights that are unleashed by the cinema's technical power.
The result is a work of original cinema composition that also has certain timely political and social interest.
There is some danger in Ora-Ïto's project, as the building's concrete roofscape is already a work of art, a grand composition of architecture, mountains and sea.
A drama is a work of literature or a composition which delineates life and human activities by means of presenting various actions of a dialogue between a group of characters.
It may be that you feel guided when engaged in crafting a work of art or a musical composition; or you may receive a rejuvenation of energy or inspiration just when you need it when problem solving.
A general program establishes the operation of the computer in its application to the work of composition.
Writers have always welcomed this intervention and inspiration of the world in the work of composition.
It implies a sure knowledge of the correct form of letters i.e., the conventional signs by which language can be communicated and the skill to make them with such ordering of the various parts and harmony of proportions that the experienced, knowledgeable eye will recognize such composition as a work of art.
This can take the form of God's creation of the universe, the artist's creation of a work of art, and the philosopher's composition of a pleasing work of philosophy.
(Contrary to popular belief there isn't a Police cover on this album. Demolition Man was written for her by Sting, who, in typical graceless style, then decided he liked the song and got The Police to record a lacklustre version later on). But the album's undoubted centrepiece is an original composition and a work of cocksure funk disco genius.
"Therefore, each piece is developed not only as a work of sound art, but also a sculptural composition.
