The phrase "earned through hard work" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been achieved or gained through effort and determination. Example: "Her success was not handed to her, but was earned through hard work and dedication."
Every part of success they've achieved has been earned through hard work and hustle".
Yet he sees rentiers as parasites producing nothing of value, and sometimes suggests only income earned through "hard work" can be deserved.
Their cause – the opportunity they have earned through hard work to pursue their research, teaching and education at Harvard – is our cause.
But trust is earned through hard work and actions, not simply good intentions. .
They have been earned through hard work and discipline.
They want to take the $20 from our pocket, but they don't want to put any more money that we've earned through hard work in our pocket.
That friend who brags about having 1,000, even 100,000 Twitter followers may not have earned them through hard work and social networking; he may have simply bought them on the black market".
"When people meet me their first response is: 'Who's this little kid?' Or else they say, 'Can I speak to your boss?' And I point to myself and say, 'That's her.' " Ms. Rodas said she earned respect through hard work and getting to know her workers.
And the "dream-pursuers" themselves should become aware of all the research suggesting that earned success, through hard work, is the most reliable path to true happiness.
Then she confirmed what many people say about developing top players: "Coming from a poor country, I learned to work for my own sake to become somebody — to earn success through hard work".
You earn it through hard work and being the best you can be.
