The phrase "amount of work accomplished" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or extent of tasks completed in a specific context, such as a project or assignment.
Example: "At the end of the week, we will evaluate the amount of work accomplished by each team member."
Alternatives: "quantity of work completed" or "level of work achieved".
He asserts that the system can be learned in less than a month, would increase the amount of work accomplished, and would drastically cut down on administrative paper.
Velocity (as measured by the amount of work accomplished in each sprint) increased, on average, by more than 200%; some teams achieved an increase of more than 400%, and one team soared 800%.
The authors examined the effects of group diversity on the amount of work accomplished and on member withdrawal behaviours in the context of WikiProjects.
In this evaluation, both supervisors and VHWs felt that the PBI system distributed payments according to the amount of work accomplished.
Performance items include amount and quality of work accomplished, meeting deadlines, frequency of errors, taking responsibility, creativity, getting along with others, dependability and overall performance [ 66].
"But there still seems to be a significant amount of work to accomplish".
However, after a certain number of helper users, each having a negligible amount of work to accomplish, the performance of the overall system is determined by the tasks of the service provider.
The script should reflect a consistency between the amount of work to be accomplished, the number of people involved, and the hours available on the site.
Similarly to Team 1, the workload on Team 2 tends to affect how responsibilities are spread out among team members: the amount of work to be accomplished can compel NPs to retain responsibilities or to delegate more to others so that they can focus on the areas of their expertise that do not overlap with other team members.
"It's been absolutely amazing the amount of work we have been able to accomplish," Mr. Bianco said.
"Container pricing is a more flexible approach that should result in system billing more accurately reflecting the amount of work the system is used to accomplish [a given task], thus making the z14 (and z13, since container pricing will also be available for those systems) more cost-effective," King said.
