"independently work" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means to work without the need for assistance or supervision from others. Example: The job requires you to be able to independently work on projects and meet deadlines without constant supervision.
The best scholarship is done when life-sized photos of each page of a new manuscript are published before a translation, allowing experts worldwide to share information as they independently work through the text.
He says the main benefit is that students can see what they are doing wrong and independently work out how to improve it by discussing with a partner or comparing their video with footage of professional athletes.
People with SMI have lost the ability to carry out daily tasks, live independently, work, have interpersonal relationships, and engage in leisure pursuits.
Adolescents independently work through seven online modules.
These results suggest that both CD9 and CD81 independently work upon sperm-oocyte fusion as extracellular components.
In essence, the normalization problem is a data divisible task: a series of operations that can independently work on separate partitions of the data.
As far as I know, no one on our committee was aware at the time of our October 1967 meeting that Paul Baran and Donald Davies had been independently working on similar ideas.
He'd been analysing data from WoW with the Palo Alto Research Center (Parc), and had independently worked with the University of California, Irvine in its research into LA street gangs.
At the Observer, David Astor independently worked out what must have happened and asked Dingle Foot, a barrister and former Liberal MP, to draft an editorial excoriating Eden.
Dr. Shull shared his Nobel Prize with Dr. Bertram N. Brockhouse, an emeritus professor of physics at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, who had independently worked on the problem.
"We are already seeing groups independently working on private and secure [services]," the spokesperson said.
