This phrase is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to the actual effort and activity that goes into a job or task. For example, "The business of working on this project has been challenging, but we are making progress."
But others argue that it is only a matter of time before the courts once again get in the business of working for racial integration.
Fifteen years later, Cahn said, "as I approached the age of forty, I began to think this business of working for other people is no good".
Our party must distance itself from tabloid politics and focus on the business of working to restore the grass roots of our party.
Studies by IDEA, a nationwide organization of fitness professionals, have shown a steady increase in the number of older adults who are choosing to work in the business of working out.
"This business of working our men to death when there are hundreds of thousands of Negroes who could be had to do the work in the mud and water is disgusting beyond all measure".
People watered their wine in the old days, which allowed them to drink more and longer, to prolong the early, light euphoria and still go about the business of working for their daily bread.
The move by customs officials left the business short of working capital, so a resumption of deliveries is key to restarting production.
On the other side of the political fence, some American politicians think it is better politics to demonize business instead of working together in the national interest.
There is a reason that some people choose to start their own massage business, instead of working for a company.
"LA won't prosper and attract business if 46percentt of working people aren't prospering".
A week later, on the pink promo bus, there is the sober business of work to attend to.
