The phrase "atypical work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe tasks or jobs that are not standard or usual in a particular context or field.
Example: "The project required us to engage in atypical work that challenged our usual methods and approaches."
Alternatives: "unconventional tasks" or "nonstandard work".
Nevertheless, for a rising number of people, this leads to precarious working and living situations, and studies show that workers in atypical work situations face a higher risk of precarious working and living conditions [40].
Part-time work is mostly grouped under atypical work and therefore automatically connected with precarious working and living conditions: low wages, a low level of social security and a high rate of involuntary work [43].
Moments later, another atypical work by a world famous artist went through the roof.
The surest sign of my Gilliam-agnosticism is that my favourite of his recent films is the low-budget Tideland: a tougher, nastier, but probably more atypical work.
If experimental works are more attractive, Real Art Ways has a typically atypical work scheduled for 8 P.M. Saturday at the Bronson & Hutensky Theater in Hartford.
Distilled from a weeklong series of confessional, often poignant conversations, Lindsey's life story merges a typically hard-luck childhood with an atypical work ethic.
As mentioned above, combinations of atypical working arrangements increase the risk of precarious working and living conditions.
Categorised under atypical working arrangements, part-time work is often connected with precarious working and living conditions for employees.
The ease with which atypical works by famous artists sold was astonishing.
Dackerman's lecture, "Taking Dürer Out of the Box," was informed by her work on the recent Sackler exhibition "Prints and the Pursuit of Knowledge in Early Modern Europe," which showcased atypical works of Renaissance masters, and how they influenced scientific inquiry.
The adjective "precarious" is often used in connection with atypical working arrangements.
