The phrase "doctorate work" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you can use it in a sentence like, "I am developing my doctorate work on the impact of climate change on marine life."
He found Avery Wang, whose doctorate work at Stanford involved sound analysis and manipulation.
For his doctorate work, Pielke Jr turned to the stickiest problem he could think of.
She aspired to teach computer science, but she knew that a tenured job would require doctorate work abroad.
On the day he disappeared, in December 1988, his professor assured Scott his doctorate work was complete.
While pursuing doctorate work at the University of Gottingen, he forumulated his theory of jet propulsion in 1933.
Officials said that Dr. Bishop was concerned that Dr. Rosenberg would give her a negative evaluation on her doctorate work, the newspaper wrote, and that they were concerned about the incident involving her brother.
We bought the rights to her patents, which allowed her to fund her son's education and her post-doctorate work and achieve financial security.
The current exhibition is built both on Dr. Clark's expertise (she did her post-doctorate work at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and also worked at the National Museum of African Art) and on information provided by Mr. Gussman.
One of the more intriguing projects is led by Christopher Borroni-Bird, a young research director who holds a Ph.D. in physics from Cambridge University and did post-doctorate work at Tokyo University before joining the auto industry.
A year earlier, we had moved from the United States to Canberra, where my dad was doing post-doctorate work in geochemistry at the Australian National University, and now we were setting out to explore this vast new country.
Professional doctorates work very well for people with on-the-job experience, and their vocational emphasis suits the practical-minded.
