"in everyday work" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to reference the everyday tasks that need to be completed in a certain job role or profession. For example, "Accountants are expected to stay organized and meet deadlines in everyday work."
But if you're the kind of person who gets satisfaction from, say, the hushed thump of a Lexus car door closing, it's the little things in Jaguar, the grace notes, that may mean the most in everyday work.
It is precisely the reason Adadevoh needs to be honoured: as a reminder that heroism can be attained as much in everyday work clothes as it can in superhero capes.
Having a wide range of opportunities in everyday work is rewarding.
The underlying physical space is given by the standard office desk used in everyday work.
Eco-design is now popular and companies ask for support in implementing in everyday work.
We believe in providing everyone throughout an organisation with the ability to create brand-consistent content in everyday work.
The different kinds of materials have been used in an iterative process to identify the priorities, interpretations and perspectives of the various actors in their everyday work in managing issues related to speed limits.
The BBC's Rana Jawad reports from Tripoli on the dangers facing journalists in Libya in their everyday work - including bomb attacks, abduction and intimidation.
This brings about a change in carers' behaviour in their everyday work.
Chronic low-dose inhalation of polychlorinated hydrocarbons has repeatedly raised health concerns in subjects exposed in their everyday work environment or at home.
Flatten and colleagues (2003) reported that rescue workers routinely work under stressful conditions, even in their everyday work, not just in notable, large-scale rescue operations such as the 1998 train accident in Eschede.
