"during works" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an activity happening at the same time as something else. For example, "I talked with my co-worker during works."
Some of the evening's most enchanting moments came during works by long-forgotten composers like Dario Castello, represented by a sonata filled with droning proto-Minimalist figures.
Naomi Clark, a jury member, explained that during works like Cyberqueen and Howling Dogs, Porpentine "pushed the limits" of the hypertext medium "with words that read like poetry and dance like animated characters".
The new hall, which is adjacent to the Pelletier, is a handsome, inviting place with 2,100 seats, including some 200 in rows behind the stage, which will be used by singers during works involving a chorus, like Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, the major work on the opening-night program.
The harbour was created in the 13th Century, during works to make a deep channel to act as a link to the nearby Rhuddlan Castle.
The use of prefabricated timber façade elements in the renovation of buildings is often beneficial due to their limited thickness and weight, the integration of HVAC and windows, the functionality and speed during works etc.
Annexes, renovation and modifications destroy the authentic plan of the houses are limited in restoration works conducted by the Ministry and governorship; whereas, needs were taken into consideration during works performed by individuals and non-governmental organizations.
