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The phrase "a work which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific piece of work, such as a book, artwork, or project, and providing additional information about it.
Example: "The author published a work which explores the themes of identity and belonging."
Alternatives: "a piece that" or "a creation that".
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They can mean the difference between a work which is fluid and a work which is laboured and pedantic.
Design and craftsmanship are intimately fused in such a work, which is a highly personal expression.
Yours is a work which makes me reflect in two ways on the figure of Moses.
Leslie listened to Coleridge discourse on Don Quixote, a work which inspired several of his paintings.
Once again, a world record greeted a work which, while graphically visible from far away, is austere in the extreme.
"Orange" (2002) is an especially simple work, Zen-like and pure, and a work which best represents his patience.
It's a work which essentially calls for the preservation of our oldest, dearest friendships; perhaps observed in the reflective quality of New Year's Eve itself.
In 2005 he sold a work which he claimed to have moulded using fat from Silvio Berlusconi – sourced at a liposuction clinic – for £9,862.
Freud first painted the subject in 1993, in a work which shows her lying in an uncomfortable pose on the bare floor.
Taken out of context, a few words can suggest that a critic is encouraging people to enjoy a work, which they actually think is rubbish.
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In 1951, Professor Mendel created an edition of this masterpiece that combined exhaustive scholarship with sound intuition--a work which still serves as a necessary companion to more fashionable modern editions to this day.
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