The phrase "autonomous working" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mode of working where individuals operate independently without direct supervision.
Example: "The company encourages autonomous working to foster creativity and innovation among its employees."
Alternatives: "independent work" or "self-directed work".
The underwater sensor nodes should meet the requirements of long-term, networking and autonomous working.
Graduating from school, Molaison worked for some years at low-level mechanical jobs, but, despite a cocktail of maximum-dose anti-epileptic drugs, he had little in the way of an autonomous working or social life.
This has been attributed by Aiken and others to the sustained implementation of a "bundle" of HRM interventions that fit with organisational priorities and that support autonomous working by nurses, enable participation in decision making, facilitate career development and enable high level skills to be deployed effectively.
Marisa Holmes, a New York activist, describes how the occupation's horizontal structure — composed of semi-autonomous working groups, free-form discussions, and a spokescouncil — worked, for a time, and then disintegrated.
In 1978 I became a Production Manager in a new factory in Colchester which was designed to break up traditional production lines with the introduction of semi-autonomous working groups.
Far from the self-driving car prototypes designed by Google, Tesla's semi-autonomous function works like the autopilot used in airplanes, which requires human supervision.
Next, the network nodes in terms of the autonomous work system (AWS) are conceptualized.
Pouring artistry into windows "makes more sense for me than, say, hanging autonomous work in galleries," Ms. Miret said.
Beyond serving as preparation for paintings, these were regarded as autonomous works representing the final stage of the creative process.
Today, an increasing number of artists from different disciplines are introducing books as original, autonomous works of art.
No. What he recommends for women is "Work of her own choosing, that is, independent work, autonomous work, creative work". At his best he sounds like William Morris.
