The phrase "awkward work of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a task or project that is difficult, uncomfortable, or clumsy in nature.
Example: "The awkward work of organizing the event left everyone feeling stressed and unprepared."
Alternatives: "clumsy task of" or "difficult job of".
It subsides in the final gallery of late work, where a wall of shadowy, wonderfully awkward works on silk provide a serene yet majestic fade-out.
Bacher wished to return to academia, but Robert Wilson was now the head of Cornell's Laboratory for Nuclear Studies, and Bacher felt that it would be awkward working for someone who was one of his group leaders at Los Alamos.
The feature, which was first announced in August, brings the native Spotify experience to the streaming music hardware – a much requested feature in light of the somewhat awkward work around that accessed the music library by way of the Sonos app.
"The plot thickens," Mr. LeBlanc said, "because the show was picked up and it's on the air, and now everyone has to work together and make the best of an awkward work environment.
"It was hard, exhausting, awkward work," says a survey press release of the old hand winch.
The present manuscript aims to investigate the occurrence of awkward working postures and the consequent prevalence of the Symptoms of Musculoskeletal Ailments (SMA) among the shop floor workers of Indian small and medium scale injection molded plastic furniture manufacturing factories.
By this point, the sometimes awkward effects work of the early years is gone, and the overall direction is highly polished, giving even the season's weakest entries a cinematic feel".
Several studies show an association between manual handling of objects and awkward working postures with the diagnosis of lumbar disc disease [ 1- 16].
These are still the most awkward, frustrating works of modern art - and the moment you see one of Martin Creed's works you realise how much and how little he owes them.
