The phrase "area work on" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "We need to identify the area work on for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "focus on" or "concentrate on".
Instead Ms. Schwartz spends her day in the WiFi-equipped area working on her laptop or catching up on magazines in a lounge chair.
ACAD graduates are employed throughout the D.C. area, working on big developments such as the Wharf in Southwest and for commercial and residential builders.
On the day of Patrick's splashy arrival at Daytona, Alli Owens was in the garage area, working on her own (still unpainted) car, in which she proceeded to run some of the fastest test laps of the day.
On Friday afternoon, Doug Jones, the Alabama Democrat running against the Republican Roy Moore for Jeff Sessions's former Senate seat, was stuck at home, snowed in by a light dusting in the Birmingham area, working on his "honey-do list".
(I'll never forget the time FlightTrack asserted that my flight would be departing 55 minutes late — even as the flight was boarding! I sat there defiantly in my seat in the gate area, working on my laptop.
But in Mr. Emanuel, who grew up in the Chicago area, worked on political campaigns here and represented a North Side district in the House of Representatives, voters seem to sense a familiar brand.
Some of these churches were renovated, starting in the 1970s, by the Swiss architect Hans Roth, who remained in the area, working on the structures, until his death in 1999.
He lived in a hotel in Miami's Bal Harbour area, worked on his golf handicap, and vacationed with his wife and friends in Europe and in the Napa Valley.
In addition to his work with Microsoft, Prophet helps with nonprofits in the San Francisco Bay area working on child healthcare, educational opportunities for low-income teens and HIV-positive women.
