"my previous work" is grammatically correct and is used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a task that you have done earlier. For example, "I am proud of my previous work on this project."
Just my previous work and associations.
It fits in with my previous work but pushes it in a new direction.
I'd written a book that was better and more complex than my previous work".
I'm not sure my contribution to these stories was superior to some of my previous work.
Not only that, but working in a job so diametrically opposed to my previous work has helped me to grow.
"When clients come to me and have seen my previous work, they say, 'You take the lead,' " Mr. Ackerman said.
By that I mean all my previous work now seems to have been an elaborate preparation for it".
Not only that, but working in a job so diametrically opposed to my previous work has helped me to grow.
My previous work has explored providing context through 3D environments and enabling interactions between learners through virtual avatars.
The above is related to my previous work on the Clearinghouse and Bayou projects at Xerox PARC.
My previous work focused on understanding how brain circuits are generated in mouse and zebrafish embryos during development.
