The phrase "gravity of the work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the seriousness or importance of a particular task or project.
Example: "The gravity of the work required us to approach the project with utmost diligence and care."
Alternatives: "seriousness of the work" or "importance of the task."
As a result, the newly-designed heat spreader maintains the original thermal equilibrium and heat dissipation capabilities, eliminates the effect of gravity on the working fluid, and lifts the restraint imposed on the two-phase heat-dissipation device in the dynamic mechanism.
Other conductors may bring out more of the mystery and gravity of these works or convey more tortured emotion and volatility.
The "centre of gravity" in the work lies in the group of flags fought for by all the horsemen.
Gravity did most of the work Tuesday, as storm runoff flowed down irrigation canals and forced its way up and over the lip of Blom's pipe.
While it may be difficult, try to relax and let your bowels (and gravity) do most of the work when you visit the restroom.
Slide your strong hand down until both of your hands are close, gripping the end of the handle, then bring your hands down and flick your wrists, letting gravity do much of the work for you.
His mate stood on the timber above, pulling the saw up; the pitman and gravity did the work of cutting on the downstroke, for which the teeth were raked.
Although he has acknowledged privately that the role of England manager is prestigious, he appreciates the gravity of the job having worked with coaches such as Terry Venables, Don Howe and Glenn Hoddle while winning 57 caps.
To show that he gets the gravity of the plight of working families, Obama will have to put forth, in front of Congress and the nation, an aggressive, comprehensive plan to rescue the middle class.
