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The phrase "a work on a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific subject or topic that a piece of work, such as a book or article, addresses or discusses.
Example: "The author has published a work on a new approach to climate change."
Alternatives: "a study about a" or "a piece on a".
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A one-way system has been introduced in Galashiels to allow for a work on a new station as part of the Borders to Edinburgh railway.
The Piano Concerto lasts almost 40 minutes, but never feels like a work on a symphonic, Brahmsian scale.
It is a short novel, running to little more than 100 pages, but it has the resonance usually found in a work on a grander scale.
Woolf's defense of disease as the true poetic condition is filled with her odd, sardonic charm, but the essay is not out of print, nor is it a work on a par with "A Room of One's Own".
Then it was off to France, where he had a chance meeting with the Dalai Lama and made "a work on a small river; forest ferns tied together and suspended from a tree over water".
"The public wishes to engage with these works in a very different way from simply going into a gallery and observing a work on a wall".
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"As robotics majors, Alfredo and I were working on a working on a mobile smart home robotic platform," Oba told me in an email.
A reporter worked on a serious recap from the press box.
For a work on paper, that is a huge price.
That is a vast amount for a work on paper.
He wrote a dialogue Menexenos and possibly was the author of a work On Signs and a work On Schemata.
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