The phrase "amassing work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of gathering or accumulating tasks, projects, or efforts over time.
Example: "She has been amassing work for her upcoming presentation, ensuring she covers all necessary topics."
Alternatives: "collecting tasks" or "gathering projects".
Indeed, the Vatican Library amassed works of Classical culture from all over the Christian world.
He was also a compulsive collector who amassed works on paper from the 15th to the 19th century.
My goal that year was to amass working capital, as we had started the year with enough to operate for just three days.
Regarding the fortune he amassed working for Facebook, he said, omitting even the personal pronoun, "Gonna be very comfortable, but obviously don't talk about specifics".
Winthrop also amassed works by British artists, including Blake and Burne-Jones, along with American figures like Sargent, Whistler and Homer.
Damerum said: "The decision was taken to retire early, take the data we have amassed and work towards the next test in Bahrain.
The experts amassed the work, which includes sophisticated computer studies and documentary material like photos and videos, as part of confidential proceedings in a lawsuit over how much insurance companies must compensate Mr. Silverstein for the destruction of the trade center.
Cardinal Scipio Borghese was rare among the Italian collectors in acquiring a Cranach painting, "Venus and Cupid the Honey Thief," as early as the first years of the 17th century, when he was amassing the works that were to form the Galleria Borghese.
He transfigured every available space, turning a corridor into a hall of fallen heroes, amassing spectacular works of art from a rusty spiral staircase hung with empty clothes to an eagle with a body of immovable rock among rows of stretchers and beds that seemed to have been found in some forgotten military hospital.
Gap's founders, Donald and Doris Fisher, used their millions from the 1970s onwards to amass 1,100 works of prestigious mid and late 20th-century art – including 21 Warhols, 23 works by Gerhard Richter and 45 Alexander Calder mobiles.
