"laudable job" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express appreciation for someone's work or effort. For example: "My co-worker did a laudable job leading the team on this project."
There is little doubt that NPAS do a laudable job: searching for missing people, assisting with public order events and tracking criminal suspects.
John de Lancie as Selim did a laudable job, stuck at the back of the stage with the New York Choral Artists.
Re "Men's Teams Benched as Colleges Level the Field" (May 9): Although Bill Pennington does a laudable job documenting the losses in men's collegiate athletic programs, he demonstrates less skill in pinpointing the reason for these losses.
He does a laudable job of finding workable solutions, but the major set piece at the end, a rod that impales the magician's assistant, is a far too clunky contraption.
Georgian London: Into the Streets, by Lucy Inglis (Penguin £9.99) Inglis does a laudable job of presenting the extraordinary and huge ways in which London changed for its citizens over the course of 150 years, from its status as a "charred medieval city" to "capital of the world".
Even if this is not the case, Mr Mann deserves applauding for a laudable job".Treasures and Talismans" is at the Cloisters Museum in New York until October 18th 2015The picture shows a Roman ring from the late 3rd/early 4th century Correction: The original version of this article said that the exhibition included examples from the 18th century.
While the goal may seem laudable enough, the "jobs" Uber is offering aren't quite the opportunity the company has promised.
A strong message and the backing of City investment could be what the City needs to achieve those laudable goals while spurring job creation by putting local efficiency businesses and building trades on steroids (not literally... let's stay legal folks).
First there was the laudable Local Farms, Food, and Jobs Act from Representative Chellie Pingree, Democrat of Maine.
Ms. Singh said Genpact's annual attrition rate is around 23 percent, a laudable average in an industry notorious for job-hopping.
A cynic might point out that Romney's intervention would be even more laudable if he hadn't interviewed, twice, for the job of Trump's Secretary of State.
