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The phrase "addicted to hard work" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has a strong compulsion or passion for working hard, often to the point of it being an obsession.
Example: "She is so dedicated to her career that her friends often joke that she is addicted to hard work."
Alternatives: "obsessed with hard work" or "devoted to hard work".
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Why would anyone be addicted to hard work but not be committed to actually achieving the end goal?
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She became addicted to hard drugs and her career suffered.
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