The phrase "hectic work" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a period of time or a work environment that is very busy and chaotic. Example: "The last few weeks have been filled with hectic work as we prepared for the company's annual conference."
Ms. Paretsky retired from the collective blog in 2009 citing her hectic work schedule.
Elba said balancing his hectic work schedule with fatherhood can be tough.
Despite a hectic work schedule, Mr. Saloman took pains to put his family first.
Mr. Peres kept up a hectic work schedule, and his children and grandchildren would visit on weekends.
They are also reported to have clashed over Cruise's hectic work schedule, which frequently saw him separated from his family for some time.
Mr. Senor's explanation for staying out of the election echoes that of Mortimer B. Zuckerman, the publisher of The Daily News, who had cited his small children and hectic work schedule for not running.
Waiting for their children in the afternoon sun, they explained how All Saints fit so well into their hectic working class lives.
And check out Mrs B's argument for the logic of wearing a corseted dress (with a neck-to-calf zip up the back) for daywear: "We're all so hectic, working and chasing our kids around and everything else, that a dress makes sense because you step into it, and you're done.
Whether Mr Blair still expects to be prime minister in 2023 was one of many birthday details Downing Street officials were not keen to discuss during what they ensured was a hectic working day for their boss - in London, Dublin and back again in time for a private family dinner.
He spoke of how the pace of his previously hectic, work-driven life had slowed considerably (H p20).
I took my shame and fear home with me and immediately sought help but told myself the problem was in my cluttered mind and could be fixed with beta-blockers and a less-hectic work schedule.
