The phrase "ameliorate the work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ways to improve or enhance the quality or efficiency of a task or project.
Example: "We need to find ways to ameliorate the work process to increase productivity and reduce errors."
Alternatives: "improve the work" or "enhance the work".
Zuberi also presents policy recommendations for improving patient safety by reducing the risk of hospital-acquired infection and ameliorating the work conditions and quality of life of hospital support workers.
Understanding its functional significance promises to reveal major new insights into prefrontal dysfunction in schizophrenia and, hence, to target a new generation of drugs designed to ameliorate the debilitating working memory deficits in this disorder.
SOMETIMES it feels as though I spend half my time working and the other half trying to ameliorate the strain of working.
Policies to ameliorate the process – a shorter work week, a massive investment in education (for example, at the community college level), the disaggregation of complex tasks into simple functions that could be executed by mid-skill workers — may only slow the decline, not stop it.
"The idea was that once the middle class women had the vote they would use it to ameliorate the suffering of their working class sisters". Prof Pedersen says the activities of the Scottish suffragettes have been overshadowed by what went on in London.
"Some of the poorest children in Mississippi won't be able to get child care through Head Start because of sequestration". Much like in Gulfport, Head Start officials across the country have worked to ameliorate the impact of sequestration, usually by shifting funds or working with local schools to pick up the slack.
Early identification and appropriate intervention may work to ameliorate the adverse effects of such psychosocial risks [ 46, 47].
"China has worked hard to ameliorate the problems between the two Sudans, and we will continue to work with the international community at mediation efforts," Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Weimin told reporters in Beijing.
Instead, both men say, they are working to ameliorate the diseases of aging.
Of these three choices, the last two present the difficult moral choice between maintaining one's principles and integrity and working to ameliorate the worst consequences.
