"maintenance works" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used when talking about upkeep or repairs for things like property, machinery, or vehicles. For example: "The landlord has scheduled a number of maintenance works to be done in our apartment building this month."
The analysis revealed that major problems causing poor performance of the charco dams were: (i) rapid siltation of the charco dams, (ii) low water retention period, and (iii) lack of or inadequate working tools to carry out maintenance works.
Treatment, particularly methadone maintenance, works, and is relatively inexpensive.
(Theirs is a railway town, headquarters of Brunel's locomotive maintenance works, and the club have a train as well as a robin on their badge).
The union said there should be an immediate and indefinite suspension of the proposed scheme, warning that it risked damaging infrastructure, compromising safety and making weekly maintenance works untenable.
Two weeks ago, reports emerged that the Utopia Homelands, a Northern Territory Indigenous community put in the spotlight by John Pilger's recent film, was suffering acute water shortages after a bore at Amengernternenh collapsed during council maintenance works.
The trip home for Christmas is often a struggle, thanks to the rail operators' penchant for scheduling maintenance works in the run-up to the big day and festive gridlock on our roads.
He did odd jobs -- painting, maintenance work, working in restaurants.
Saturday before four to six weeks of maintenance work.
In fact, it most closely resembled unpaid maintenance work.
He is on emergency call for all maintenance work.
Motorists, however, reported no signs of maintenance work.
