"noteworthy work" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to work that is noteworthy or remarkable in some way, usually due to its quality or successful results. For example: "She received accolades for her noteworthy work on the project."
Lamont's most noteworthy work is Handbuch des Erdmagnetismus (1849; "Handbook of Terrestrial Magnetism").
The noteworthy work of Mundelein Seminary you describe also parallels the work that is routinely being done in other Roman Catholic seminaries.
His most noteworthy work has been for TV — RKO 281, about the making of Citizen Kane, and Poppy Shakespeare, the adaptation of Clare Allan's mental-illness novel.
Nevelson's "Maine Meadows: Old Country Road" (1931) is the exhibition's most noteworthy work, because it is so different from her formidable, monochromatic sculptures.
In his later years Burlyuk's most noteworthy work was in the field of publishing in the United States, where he moved in 1922.
A press release stated that it "will feature the compelling and noteworthy work of mid-career artists who have not exhibited publicly in New York for some time". She worked in galleries and as an art consultant and adviser for the past 15 years, including as founding director of The Work Space Gallery in SoHo.
Three noteworthy works of historical research appeared.
But in their place are other, equally noteworthy works by Louise Bourgeois, Bryan Hunt, Paolo Staccioli, Brian Nissen, Howard Ben Tré and others.
One of his more noteworthy works is the Manual of Meteorology (1926 31).
The symphony's season will feature many noteworthy works heard in the past century in Symphony Hall.
Siobhan Dowd Established as well as emerging writers from Australia, New Zealand, and sub-Saharan Africa provided noteworthy works in 1996.
