The phrase "an existing work on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a piece of literature, research, or any creative work that is already available on a specific topic.
Example: "The researcher cited an existing work on climate change to support her argument."
Alternatives: "a current study on" or "a published piece on".
Frears's The Burning centres on a violent insurrection in southern Africa as observed by a young white boy; unlike the other films, it's based on an existing work of some distinction.
On Via Ciciliano, Rebbibia, Rome. 5. Ruth Beckermann in Vienna This temporary public installation by Austrian filmmaker Ruth Beckermann builds on an existing work of art.
Guest Artist Residency: Master choreographers and performers create original works and/or re-set existing works on students.
The Activity Impairment Assessment (AIA) was developed for the purposes of the present study by the authors in 2003 and was based on an existing work productivity measure (the Stanford Presenteeism Scale (SPS-6) [ 12] to evaluate the impact of health problems on individual performance and productivity.
The remainder of this article is organized as follows: 'Related work' subsection gives an overview of existing work on calculating deltas and mapping bnodes.
A lot of existing work on innovation is mainly concerned with improving the work of NGOs and international organisations.
We first propose a taxonomy of existing work on the basis of sensing platforms and then discuss the latest developments in this field of Big data context aware systems focusing on how such systems deal with various Big data challenges.
To demonstrate that our solution is an advancement compared to existing work on prediction accuracy, we had singled out two approaches for categories 1 and 3 for the evaluation above.
This section discusses a representative set of existing work on auto-scaling systems in cloud environments.
Conditional Ka/Ks represents a slight extension of existing work on co-evolution of amino acid residues in protein sequences.
