The phrase "as it works through" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a process or progression of something as it develops or unfolds over time.
Example: "The team will analyze the data as it works through the various stages of the project."
Alternatives: "as it progresses" or "as it unfolds".
Even as it works through its problems with Dior, LVMH will wait for Hermès — "one century, or even two centuries," says Pierre Gode, who has been Mr. Arnault's right-hand man for 30 years.
The Canadian government is looking at Australia's IPA and ranger program as one model as it works through its own process to make agreements on conservation management with its first nations groups.
Meanwhile, Lloyds Banking Group is to shed 117 jobs in Scotland as it works through its two-year programme of cost-cutting.
Now, Mr. Parker is angling to take over Mr. Horton's company as it works through bankruptcy.
RAGE AI will continue to refine those observations and analyses as it works through more data.
If Congress follows through with suggestions from a Hackathon forum in December, Americans could find themselves crowd-sourcing questions to be asked in Congressional hearings or commenting on legislation as it works through the committee process.
Fuel3D's original Kickstarter campaign was aiming to ship to the earliest backers in April, with additional shipments penciled in for July and September as it worked through to fulfill orders.
In the early 1990's, Mr. Cooper served as an adviser to Federated, the owner of Bloomingdale's and Macy's, as it worked through its bankruptcy.
Mr. Buttrick forecast that the airline would reduce flights incrementally, cutting 5percentt at a time as it worked through its schedules.
3Com had disappointed investors in two previous quarters as it worked through a glut of inventory, primarily modems, in the aftermath of its acquisition of U.S. Robotics last year.
As it worked through a wider postmortem of the financial meltdown, the group of MPs sought to address the widely asked question of whether more women at the top would have prevented the crisis.
