The phrase "aluminum work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to tasks or projects involving the use of aluminum, such as fabrication, construction, or artistic endeavors.
Example: "The artist showcased her latest aluminum work at the gallery, highlighting the versatility of the material."
Alternatives: "aluminum fabrication" or "aluminum craftsmanship".
In particular, look for a pair of very beautiful painted steel abstract sculptures by Isaac Witkin and an abstract aluminum work, "Wit's End" (1988-89), by John Newman.
Aluminum work pieces with pre-placed nano-sized Al2O3 powder which was filled in a shallow groove were subjected to various numbers of passes from one to four.
Besides the bronze, which is in the lobby of the Howe Center, Stevens also owns another Huntington equestrian statue, a huge aluminum work called "The Torchbearer," displayed on our lawns.
Aside from a painting by Miró and a contemporary aluminum work by the sculptor Guy Dill on the front lawn, you won't find many other pieces from the Findlays' art collection in the house.
For example, there are more dislocations generated in the copper work piece than in the aluminum work piece.
However, the temperature increment in the aluminum work piece is smaller than the copper work piece despite of the operating temperature.
Bangladesh has fertilizer factories, textile mills, sugar factories, glassworks, and aluminum works.
Manufactures are mainly consumer items; in 1972 an aluminum works began exploiting rich bauxite deposits nearby.
Water from Loch Treig, conveyed by a 15-mile (24-km) tunnel beneath Ben Nevis, provides power for an aluminum works.
A huge aluminum works and a timber-processing plant were built to utilize the Bratsk Dam's power.
An aluminum works, completed in 1976, processes locally mined bauxite, utilizing power from a nearby hydroelectric plant.
