The phrase "can be worked on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing tasks, projects, or issues that require attention or improvement.
Example: "This project has several areas that can be worked on to enhance its overall quality."
Alternatives: "can be improved" or "can be addressed."
"There are some tricks that can be worked on," Dr. Pavesi said.
A designer can make an update in Cleveland, it can be worked on by an associate in Texas or New York or London, and then sent back to the work site in China, essentially in real time.
Some of these things can be worked on and eventually changed and others just may become your artistic signature.
Therefore we classified them into two groups: (1) barriers at the process level, which can be worked on during the epidemiological research process and are preventable, and (2) barriers at the individual level, which are much harder to tackle because these barriers are hidden and related to personal values and norms of the receivers as well the senders of the research information.
Instructors of teenagers with Asperger's tend to slow down the pace of instruction, breaking down tasks so they can be worked on one at a time.
Parallel programming is based on the simple idea of division of labor that large problems can be broken up into smaller ones that can be worked on simultaneously.
"I don't have a lie down, I'm always looking, and we have got one or two things I feel very confident we can be working on".
Each of you can be working on a different paragraph; hitting Save updates everyone's copies, more or less instantly.
You can be working on and off all through the night, then you go back into work the next day.
So once you've heated up your bag of mash and you're squeezing it in to your mouth, you can be working on your next word.
