The phrase "adored work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong affection or admiration for one's job or tasks.
Example: "After years of searching for my passion, I finally found my adored work in graphic design."
Alternatives: "beloved work" or "cherished work".
Those of us who have been missing Croce's cluttered knowledge and unforgiving perfectionism can find shelter in her adored work, "The Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers Book," which has recently been reissued, and which Joan Acocella, the New Yorker's dance critic since 1998, writes about in this week's magazine.
In the new production of Capote's adored work at the Cort, however, Emilia Clarke -- whom television audience know as Daenerys Targaryen in Game of Thrones (shortly due back on HBO for a third season) -- doesn't quite fit the physical profile.
I adored working with him.
And Jon Karp is phenomenal, and I adored working with him.
She loved stretching visual boundaries and adored working with students.
He adored working with Ozil at Real Madrid and affectionately named him "The Sorcerer's Apprentice".
Even after that, Mr. Haramis still adored working at the World Trade Center and riding the ferry to work, Mrs. Haramis said.
Wilson signed Joy Division and Happy Mondays, yet never gave up on this cult band he adored, working with them even after his legendary label went bankrupt.
Pita particularly adored working with Osipova: "She's so free and funny and curious about everything", and the two of them plan to collaborate again.
Linda adored working with Nelson Riddle, is justifiably proud of her work with Emmylou Harris and Dolly Parton, and loved harmonising with Aaron Neville.
I was young, but because the Dad I adored worked at NASA it felt like it was as much him as Neil Armstrong walking on the moon.
