"noble job" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a task or occupation that is honorable, admirable, or morally good. Example: "John's work as a volunteer at the local homeless shelter is truly a noble job. He selflessly gives his time and effort to help those in need."
It's worked so well for the rest of the United States, this wealth gap, this creative destruction on behalf of the noble job creators.
All of this works smoothly and quickly, and the Web site does a noble job of organizing that dizzying number of functions.
The debate was taken up this morning by Jim Naughtie on the Today Progamme who did a noble job of defending the ENO, pointing out not only that some opera goers would have paid much less than they do to see, say, Wayne Rooney play (and possibly get injured off) but that the cheaper seats at the top of the auditorium have just as good, if not superior, acoustics.
A couple guys have decided the most noble job for a venerable 486 is to run the venerable NES emulator full time, complete with controller ports.
Cloud providers perform a noble job in ensuring the continuing operation of public clouds and strive to notify end users of any service disruptions but do not always succeed.
That reform is all but guaranteed to confer enormous benefits on the wealthy, since this is the Republican Party we're talking about, and there is no higher priority for them than relieving the crushingly unfair burden under which the United States' noble job-creators suffer.
Now and then, people pretend they have ordinary if responsible jobs like driving subway trains or noble jobs like teaching elementary school students.
You hold one of many noble jobs that society takes for granted.
A NOBLE TANK JOB It was always a big day playing tournaments at the local park.
She was recruited by the California Pacific Medical Center, a private hospital group, to take on a vaguely defined but noble-sounding job: identifying and addressing health disparities in San Francisco, where the poverty rate for black families is five times as high as that for white families.
