The phrase "hard working parents" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It describes parents who are diligent and put in a lot of effort in their work or responsibilities. Example: "The success of the company is a testament to the hard working parents who have dedicated countless hours to providing for their families."
My family is a pretty average family: three kids and two very hard working parents.
The party is the union of hard working parents the father who reads his children stories at night because he wants them to learn.
Given such a broad-based constituency of hard working parents, efforts by both major party presidential campaigns to pique voter interest in accessible and affordable childcare seem straightforward.
The passage in which Cameron claimed the Tories were a "trade union" for everyone from hard working parents to the children of the poor was genuinely absurd.
Instead, they saw the millions of families strolling through parks, streets filled with school children making their way to and from class, and a network of hard working parents desperate to fill their children's time with fun, educational programs.
I am fortunate to be the product of hard working parents who provided my sister and me with the best opportunities possible.
I have two of the hardest working parents who give back more to their community as volunteer first responders than most people do in their lifetime.
Childcare can be expensive and hard for working parents to navigate even in the best of circumstances.
Child care can be expensive and hard for working parents to navigate, even in the best of circumstances.
With all due respect to my mother and grandmother, things are harder for working parents now.
As it becomes harder for working parents to prepare complicated and time-consuming traditional dishes like chopped liver at home for their families, kosher delis are stepping in.
