The phrase "and encompasses working" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a concept or initiative that includes or covers various aspects of work or employment.
Example: "The new policy is designed to improve employee satisfaction and encompasses working conditions, benefits, and professional development."
Alternatives: "and includes working" or "and covers working".
The art on DA varies by subject, style, medium, size, aspect ratio, colour and encompasses works as tiny as an emoticon to those that have no visual prompt, such as literature.
The company's mission remains the same, but has changed over the years to encompass working with writers to look at contemporary issues and get people directly involved in creating work for their communities.
My legal career encompassed working for some of the most prestigious firms and Fortune 200 companies.
The prints and drawings department encompasses works on paper.
In "Don't Even Listen" he is joined by the vocalist Shara Worden and the young string quartet Brooklyn Rider for a program that encompasses works old and new, including a premiere ("The Fiction Issue") and songs by Cee Lo Green, Schubert, Schumann, Sufjan Stevens and Mr. Kahane himself.
For "Don't Even Listen" he will be joined by the vocalist Shara Worden and the young string quartet Brooklyn Rider for a program that encompasses works old and new: a premiere ("The Fiction Issue") and songs by Cee Lo Green, Schubert, Schumann, Ryan Adams and Mr. Kahane himself, including selections from last year's gorgeous album, "Where Are the Arms".
In his language, the value of truth 'encompasses' scientific theories and likewise the value of beauty encompasses works of art.
Its players remained together, dedicated to performing the neglected trio literature, which encompasses works by Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Dvorak and Shostakovich, among others.
It is a conversation novel, a minor genre that encompasses works by writers as diverse as Denis Diderot, Thomas Love Peacock, and Dave Eggers.
The 19th-century market encompasses work in the earliest media, such as daguerreotypes and tintypes.
