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The phrase "great volume of work" is a grammatically correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to refer to a significant amount of work, such as when talking about a large project or a large workload. For example, you could say, "I'm facing a great volume of work this week."
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If a Chief Secretary is to do the job properly there is no substitute for reading through a great volume of paper work.
A great volume of ongoing work has also involved finding the relationship between specific SNPs and human or animal disease.
Occasionally, an individual, by producing a great volume of mendacity, manages to occupy both categories.
Wastewater treatment plants produce annually a great volume of sludge.
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My friend has written a good volume, maybe even a great volume of poetry, in Night Train to Shanghai.
She said it was because of the great volume of requests.
The greatest volume of policy relevant works were identified for Services (n = 42) and Education and Cultural Identity (n = 39) priority themes.
The greatest volume of policy-relevant academic works were identified for 'Services and Education and Cultural Identityty'.
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