The phrase "amazing work on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compliment someone's efforts or achievements related to a specific task or project.
Example: "I just wanted to take a moment to acknowledge your amazing work on the recent marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "incredible effort on" or "fantastic job on".
Hopefully they'll come up with a solid revenue model soon, because they've done some truly amazing work on this one.
If you were fortunate enough to see John Doyle's amazing work on two Stephen Sondheim revivals — "Sweeney Todd" (2005) and "Company" (2006) — you know that Doyle can make stage pictures that are unlike anyone else's.
This is the key concept of Franklin Zimring's amazing work on crime in New York; everyone said that, given the social pressures, the slum pathologies, the profits to be made in drug dealing, the ascending levels of despair, that there was no hope of changing the ever-growing cycle of violence.
Big ups to dream_kill, cmonex, and JesusFreke for their amazing work on hacking up the G1 and Android.
But, this could men that, say, a photographer with really amazing work on Flickr would earn real money through Flattr.
The EFF and Professor Orin Kerr put in amazing work on my appeal brief, and Orin Kerr of course literally wrote the book on the subject, "Computer Crime Law".
There is a grace to his language in his ability to describe amazing works of beauty on one hand and acts of total brutality on the other.
Fortunately, there is still much to be learned at the system level from amazing work going on in schools.
Of course this has huge implications for the BBC, for trust in the BBC, but it would be absolutely wrong to slur by extension the rest of the amazing work going on across BBC News.
While Heifer's efforts are primarily donor and gift-driven (read more about Heifer's amazing work to "Pass on the Gift" here), Bread for the World mobilizes its citizen advocates to support legislation to change the policies, programs and conditions that allow hunger and poverty to persist.
There are countless women doing amazing work to erase stigmas surrounding disabilities on YouTube and in other creative spaces.
