The phrase "again working out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of exercising or resolving something once more.
Example: "After taking a break, I am again working out to improve my fitness."
Alternatives: "exercising once more" or "resuming workouts".
It was financial mutiny.Now banks are once again working out how much they should pay their people.
Use the fibreglass to fill the ding, again working out all the bubbles.
Then again, working out isn't an easy thing to begin with.
If you find yourself in a rut and constantly doing the same routine over and over again, working out can get pretty boring.
"I think what Chief Judge Kaye is trying to do is prod the governor and the Legislature into once again working out an agreed-upon settlement rather than fight an unseemly battle in the courtroom," said Kenneth Feinberg, Governor Cuomo's lawyer in 1991, on Thursday.
26 min The ball is again worked out to Lescott on the left but he can't beat Hoyte and it goes behind for a corner.
Knocking down and starting again worked out at about 80 tonnes CO2e whether the house was built to 2008 Scottish building regulations or to the much more stringent and expensive Code for Sustainable Homes Level 5 that demanded 'carbon neutrality'.
Did that or does that make either leader less suited to office than the second President Bush, who seemingly kept his midlife resolve never to touch booze again, worked out religiously, maintained an early bedtime and vacationed like clockwork at his ranch?
As Obama's treasury under secretary for international affairs, Brainard's diplomacy included advocating for a new slate of trade pacts that, once again, drew progressive criticism and, once again, worked out much as critics had predicted.
From the revised SSIM, the reachability matrix is again worked out and tested for the transitivity rule.
You will begin writing again, creating art, working out, focusing on your children and you.
