The phrase "my work includes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to explain the various tasks, jobs, or duties you are responsible for. For example, "My work includes managing the customer service team, updating our website, and helping to create our monthly newsletter."
As director of Inspire, my work includes looking at the nexus between extremism and women's rights.
My work includes using deep convolutional models to learn graph/node embeddings.
My work includes assembling Swift terrestrial recording units, maintaining Swifts in the field, and working on marine recording units.
'Nevertheless, because the scope of my work includes, among many other things, the Heathrow Express, I appreciate that it might be possible to misinterpret my position,' he said.
My work includes studying the response of past and present terrestrial landscapes to changes in climate using modeling approaches, geochemical measurements, and field observations.
My work includes minimal software-hardware Trusted Computing Bases, hardware trust anchors, mitigating processor-induced covert and side channels, wireless security and security validation.
Part of my work included advising other nontraditional students, guiding them through the same maze I'd just completed, one course, one semester, at a time.
My work included reviewing some of the NSA's most sensitive programs, including the massive telephone records program that was now dominating the headlines.
My work included developing microwell/microfluidics-based high throughput technologies for monitoring behavior of individual C. elegans as well as sorting C. elegans based on their motility.
A number of media outlets have covered my work, including The New York Times, The New York Review of Books, BBC World Service, The Daily Star (Lebanon), and La Croix Francee).
Most of my work — including everything from my own comics to the covers I've drawn for The New Yorker — is the result of taking some personal experience or observation and then fictionalizing it to a degree.
