"impressive work on" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a notable or remarkable effort or accomplishment in a particular area or task. It can also be used to praise someone's skills or expertise in a specific field or project. Example: "The team's impressive work on the new marketing campaign resulted in a significant increase in sales." Here, "impressive work on" is used to highlight the team's effective and remarkable effort in executing the marketing campaign.
And yes, al-Nafis's impressive work on pulmonary circulation apparently fell into oblivion until 1924.
Impressive work on the effect of good teaching or well-targeted poverty assistance suggest such programmes make a difference.
A former colleague tweets: Samsung lawyers to spend evening conducting ritual spanking of Samsung's chip engineers for their impressive work on the iPad 3 — Ashlee Vance (@valleyhack) 7 Mar 12 Another feature: Voice dictation.
They'd gather a handful of directors who have made impressive work on minuscule budgets (offhand, how about Matthew Porterfield, Ronald Bronstein, Andrew Bujalski, Joe Swanberg?) and lock in a number: say, a million dollars for each.
C1) Chart: "Economists to Watch" When a number of senior economists were asked which young, untenured economists were doing impressive work on real-world problems, these were the 13 young researchers whose names came up most often.
Some authorities have done impressive work on scenario planning: Looking at what could happen has driven a bigger response to economic decline and faster action on critical issues in a joined-up way.
He had already written impressive works on modernist architecture, English buildings and rococo design.
"Huddersfield Town is a fantastic club with a terrific fan base, with great plans such as the impressive work going on at Canalside [the club's new traning ground].
The white paper on food safety in 2000 launched an impressive work to update the EC legislation on food safety [ 4].
But Milner was not out of his depth, showing an impressive work rate on the right, spiced with mazy bursts of acceleration that gave Sunderland's captain, Michael Gray, more than enough to think about.
The most prominent problem of all, the value that the media and the world placed on their impressive work, impacted the players on multiple fields, including on the one the games took place on.
