The phrase "a work regime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a structured system or set of rules governing work practices or schedules.
Example: "The company implemented a new work regime to improve productivity and employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "work schedule" or "work system".
But before he throws himself into a new work regime he will treat himself to a trip to Croke Park on Sunday to cheer on his native Clare against Limerick in the All-Ireland hurling semi-final.
How effective are longer sentences, a tough work regime and hellish jail experience when it comes to cutting crime in the US?
Adaptation to a different work regime is brought about by changes in fiber type and cross-sectional area, which result in altered fatigue resistance and power output.
Mr Assange, who was granted political asylum last year by the Ecuadorian Government, has kept up a strict work regime inside the embassy, and recently announced plans to stand in the Australian elections in September as a WikiLeaks candidate.
To spend as much time as possible with his daughter, Simon Morley started a drastic work regime that has stuck with him ever since.
Three different working regimes were analyzed: a daytime working regime, a nighttime working regime, and an intense working regime.
The Northern Irishman came close to winning in Memphis on Sunday before duck-hooking his drive on the final hole into the water – a horrible shot that cost him the tournament and hinted the flaws that have crept into his swing in recent weeks have not been entirely obliterated by a more intense work regime.
When it comes to China, WeWork says this package of services could help combat the country's notorious "996" work regime, an acronym short for working from 9 am to 9 pm for six days a week.
