"in-house work" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to work that is carried out by or within a specific company or organization, rather than outsourced to another. For example, "The company's in-house work on their new website has been progressing quickly."
Hewlett-Packard and Microsoft have built out their data warehousing arsenals in recent years as well through a combination of in-house work and acquisitions.
As the BBC's production arm has designs on making programmes for other broadcasters, putting it in competition with ITN, Mr Hardie would like to see the amount of guaranteed, in-house work it gets reduced.
In 2000, it compared 48 pairs of similar design projects and 54 pairs of similar construction inspection projects and repeatedly found the state in-house work to be less expensive.
Accredited by a number of professional bodies, it is tailored to each individual's professional development needs and includes a range of in-house work placements, industry secondments and formal training courses.
Beaton told him: "I knew you would, you silly boy!" Lucas's style is stark and cinematic, and his experiences in film — his in-house work for the Denham and Pinewood film studios as a still and portrait photographer — informed his approach.
Tighter budgets on arts desks, rising travel costs and the fact that over the last 20 years London's subsidised stages, in particular studio spaces, are more tightly curated and now produce more in-house work every year, leaves theatre outside London less rather than more likely to get critical attention.
Glamour, which created and executed the Facebook-enabled campaign in-house, worked with 25 advertisers to participate in offers.
In addition to these in-house works, the theater will see another production move to New York in December when Conor McPherson's "The Night Alive" opens at the off-Broadway Atlantic Theater.
Two of these were run by March's own in-house works team and the rest by customer teams.
We often do a large portion of in-house works, but we also work with outside experts, such as structural engineers, installation engineers, and exhibition designers.
Furthermore, our in-house working framework that guided our organization and analysis of the scoping review could aid others in mapping and organizing the literature during a scoping review; however, to extend its use beyond this would require further validation.
