The phrase "died at work" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a variety of contexts, for example: "Bob died at work yesterday, leaving his family devastated."
Here, prisoners who died at work were interred into the fabric of Stalin's Kolyma Highway.
Over half of those died at work, some in factories certified safe after the first quake.
Hachiko met his owner at the train station when he returned from work each day, but the owner died at work one day in 1925 and never returned.
In Minnesota alone, an average of 82 people died at work each year from 1995 through 1999, according to statistics from the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry.
He had heard that she was having trouble with the arrangements for her brother Marcos, who died at work when his office collapsed.
I had taken Jean-Sélim to the airport with my son two days before he died at work, on duty – a duty that could have continued for much longer.
Archives|131 DIE AT WORK IN MONTH.; State Lists Industrial Deaths by Trades and Causes.
131 DIE AT WORK IN MONTH.; State Lists Industrial Deaths by Trades and Causes.
"Tragically, unfortunately, people do die at work," the mayor said.
"No one deserves to die at work because of their employer's lack of care," Gilchrist said.
This one celebrates labor unions, which are when workers get together to convince the humans in charge of them that, though they deserve to work until they die, they shouldn't be required to die at work.
