The phrase "ambience of work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the overall atmosphere or environment in a workplace setting.
Example: "The ambience of work in our office is collaborative and supportive, fostering creativity and productivity."
Alternatives: "work environment" or "work atmosphere".
Restored in recent decades after an unfortunate stint as a dude ranch, it still needs a bit of work but otherwise oozes great spooky-mansion ambience.
"I work off the ambience of Orient," Mr. Price continued.
The Wallace Collection in Manchester Square combines paintings by great masters from several countries with furniture, ceramics, and goldsmiths' work in the ambience of an aristocratic town house.
Whilst there are some concessions to her previous, radio-friendly work, the darker ambience of Crows suggests the game plan is veering towards not only keeping the customer satisfied, but in giving the artist space to develop as well.
This temple committee oversees the protection of the monuments and work to improve the ambience of the entire place.
Most galleries offer variety-store-like mixes of works by different artists with the ambience of a sample sale.
At first, I wanted to work in the theatre, but there was something about the ambience of film, especially American films, that always attracted me.
A theme goes beyond just picking your favorite colors, but also working with a good wedding palette to ensure that the entire ambience of your wedding environment exudes the kind of feel you'll love.
"I think that we got lighting that's a work of art," he said, "and in my humble opinion it does not reflect the ambience of Coney Island".
The work may be a minor sort of jape, but its funny, spooky intelligence stands out in an ambience of strained ambition.
