The phrase "all future work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any tasks or projects that will be undertaken after the present moment.
Example: "We will implement the new guidelines for all future work to ensure consistency and quality."
Alternatives: "any upcoming tasks" or "subsequent projects".
He continued to spend heavily and gradually the net closed in to strip him of everything he possessed, including all future work he would ever do.
It also includes the establishment of a supplemental pension fund that will pay workers up to $20 a week for all future work, said Matt Broder, a spokesman for Sikorsky.
And I'm going to be President for the next four years, I think (cheers) Well yes, ok, if you read the fine print the president was not accusing all Republicans of refusing to raise taxes, merely putting down a marker that if he agreed to hive off a quick deal on taxes this week from a larger bargain on deficit reduction, he was not willing to see spending cuts do all future work.
All future work in Health Informatics should have a translational approach of using data from all levels of human existence.
Because of this change the graphics teams have decided that they will no longer do any project alone as one-man tasks but will do all future work as a team.
All future work in Health Informatics should look to take the translational approach shown by TBI, not just focusing on combining the molecular level with the other levels, but attempting to make connections across as many levels of data as possible.
In a release the company said that the gift was the single largest it has received from a private donor, and that the money would be used to create the Toni and Martin Sosnoff New Works Fund, which will support all future works that it commissions.
All the future work that Barack talked about, I think over these last few years, we've kind of knocked the ceiling of limitation off the roofs of many young kids; imaginations of what's possible for them".
All the future work that we're doing is much more around predictive analytics and making a diagnosis — a specific diagnosis — about the status of wound healing.
As the routine collection of data on interval cancers is now established in all QARCs, future work should aim to collect all of these data routinely, thus allowing interval cancers rates to be examined in more detail, for example by comparing the pathology characteristics of interval cancers with those of screen-detected cancers.
All her future work, she says, will be with instrumentalists.
