The phrase "as extended work" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing projects or tasks that require additional effort or time, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The project was challenging, and I had to treat it as extended work to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "as additional effort" or "as prolonged work".
English National Opera's new Ring cycle could best be described as an extended work in progress.
The receipt of compensation has been noted as a strong correlate of extended work disability in many studies [ 40] although in this and other studies it was not a significant predictor of outcome.
The work-sleep relationship may also be affected by several factors including voluntary or involuntary extended work hours, rotating or shift work (albeit low in Asians) as well as stress related to the job [ 19, 24, 43- 45].
Or if the problem, as critics charged, was that he had simply not acquired the technique for an extended work.
His more than 1,000 compositions include "Solitude," "Sophisticated Lady," "Mood Indigo" and such extended works as "Harlem Suite," "Such Sweet Thunder" and "A Drum Is a Woman".
In the 1990s he wrote many extended works (such as Blood on the Fields, which won the Pulitzer Prize for music in 1997), toured the world extensively, and became a prominent spokesman for jazz and music education.
Amid the parade of cameos, two extended works stood out.
However, an extended work-up for cancer was negative.
I thought we'd just talk about fonts and pens!" The comedian confesses that he had misguidedly hoped that creating a doubt-stricken fictional character would help to alleviate his real-life neuroses – work as extended therapy session.
This reform entails that more advanced treatment shall occur in the municipalities through new working practices, such as extended coordination within primary care and between primary and hospital care.
