"duplicate works" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to two or more works that are exact copies or replicas of each other. Example: The artist was accused of selling duplicate works of famous paintings as original pieces. In this sentence, "duplicate works" is used to describe the replicas of famous paintings that the artist was accused of selling.
Furthermore, given the financial constraints on both agencies, it is wasteful on resources to duplicate work".
The C.I.A. program appears to duplicate work performed by the N.S.A.
It plans to use less expensive packaging, eliminate duplicate work where it can and roll out products more quickly.
Higher initial costs associated with duplicate work on test samples would be more than offset in long-term savings by reduced use of consultants.
Our responses to those threats are often insufficient because of the fragmentation of international organizations or their tendency to duplicate work already done by others.
Costume designs that "substantially duplicate" work from a prior production are not eligible for Tony Awards, according to the Tony rulebook, but no one involved with "Ragtime" or the Tony Awards made a determination about Mr. Loquasto's designs before they were announced on May 4 as among the four nominees for best costume design of a musical.
Merging the duplicate work, and adopting linear function ( mwr_{ij}^ = k times mwr_{ij} + b ) to convert the similar relationships.
To avoid duplicate work, ( t_{i} ) and ( t_{j} ) can be combined, this process is called merging.
That leads to duplicate work and unnecessary conflicts between divisions such as Competitive Intelligence, Research & Development and the executive management.
Regarding project priorities, the duplicate work in low-priority project should be combined into the identical tasks in high-priority project, and tasks dependencies was reconstructed.
