"community service of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe an action or requirement that involves serving the community in some way. Example: "As part of her sentence, the judge ordered the defendant to complete 100 hours of community service."
"That's where I got my first sense of community service, of looking outside my immediate world," she said.
It is true that homeland defense could gain by requiring community service of young people (letter, Nov. 3).
Electoral loyalties on Tonga's scattered islands are largely determined by kinship as well as the education, wealth and community service of candidates.
Mr. O'Hara was sentenced to 1,500 hours of community service, of which he still owes 1,000, and was fined $20,000.
The prime minister then attended a protest of 3,000 volunteer firefighters in Melbourne on Sunday, telling them it was an "extraordinary assault on fundamental Australian values of community service, of volunteerism".
Perhaps Kim has done a community service of sorts by adding her weight-in-bum to balance the news scales and offer respite from the relentlessly negative stories that have dominated.
Rabbi Shmuel Lefkowitz, vice president for community services of Agudath Israel of America, an Orthodox Jewish organization in Brooklyn, delivered an invocation at the start of the ceremony.
The Department of Health's (DH) own statistics show these account for approximately £12.5bn of a total budget for "hospital and community services" of £51.5bn.
For Mr. Warner, punishment usually means a few days in jail on Rikers Island, or a week of community service, some of it spent sweeping cigarette butts.
In a touch of irony that probably was unintended, half of his required community service consists of teaching chemistry to precollege students.
Also planned is a community court, a Multnomah County project that allows people accused of minor offenses to perform community service instead of serving time in jail.
