"beginning work" is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
It could be used to describe a process of starting work on a project. For example, "We began work on the report early last week."
I'm also beginning work on a book set in a public high school.
Before beginning work on the review, Carter confesses, he had never read Margaret Mitchell's classic novel.
But before beginning work, you must to understand your users: what do they gain from technology?
Ms. Zeta-Jones is beginning work on "America's Sweethearts" opposite Ms. Roberts and John Cusack.
Even Mr. Hanks, a serious history buff, confessed that he knew nothing about Peleliu before beginning work on "The Pacific".
By the time I visited Nair in Kampala, she was already beginning work on her next project.
Now Singapore is going further, beginning work on a huge underground oil bunker called Jurong Rock Caverns.
Gabriel Sherman, an editor and reporter for New York, was beginning work on a book about him.
In the early 1980s, he met James Cameron, who was beginning work on a film called "The Terminator".
Beginning work in 451, the first set of commissioners produced 10 tables, which were later supplemented by 2 additional tables.
For its part, Delaware has demanded that the corps apply for state water quality permits before beginning work.
