The phrase "after doing a work on" is not correct in standard written English.
A more appropriate expression would be "after doing work on" or "after completing a work on."
Example: "After doing work on the project, I felt more confident in my understanding of the subject."
Alternatives: "after completing a task on" or "after conducting research on."
After doing a bang-up job on the earlier work, Scott Elliott again directs.
I had been collaborating with a couple of artists on a few projects, and after doing some work on feature films (Saturn, Requiem for a Dream) and realizing how complex and work intensive the filmmaking process is, I wanted to form a group that could make work with a unique, consistent voice.
After doing pioneering work on particle accelerators in England in the early 1950s, Dr. Crewe was invited to the University of Chicago in 1955 as a visiting research associate.
After doing blasting work on the side for construction contractors, he officially moved into structural demolition in 1960.
After doing some work on sports, I started getting advertising commissions by Nike and other sportswear brands.
After doing work on tobacco and campaign finance, it makes it hard for him to work together with others in Congress".
At the end of World War II, after doing work on radar at M.I.T., he went to Los Alamos to develop electronic components that were used in the atomic bomb tests at Bikini Atoll in 1946.
After doing second-unit work on "The Plainsman," with Gary Cooper, and "Union Pacific," both directed by Cecil B. DeMille, and "Lives of a Bengal Lancer," Mr. Boyle left Paramount to paint in Mexico but soon returned to the United States and began working for RKO and Universal.
It seems that after doing some initial work on these phones based around Danger's proprietary Sidekick OS, Andy Lees -- the SVP of Microsoft's mobile division -- instructed everyone to go back to the drawing board and rebuild the OS based on Windows CE.
After having done a lot of work on myself, I realize that we are only as sick as the secrets we keep.
After doing the hard work of taking on debt and building its money-spinning new stadium, the club's management is attempting to stop would-be new owners walking off with the spoils (see "Gunning For It All").
