The phrase "pleased to work" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express feeling excited and enthusiastic about a job. For example: "I'm pleased to work with you on this project - let's get started!".
Rodriguez, for his part, says he is pleased to work with Zou, but dismisses the idea that he stole her.
"Senator Paul would be pleased to work with any member who believes that mandatory minimum sentencing is unnecessary," the spokeswoman said.
"I am really pleased to be here, really pleased to work with this group of players, working very hard," said Benitez.
Hay was so pleased to work with Guest that he gave him the director's chair he used for the rest of his career.
But Mr. Aleksander said he would be pleased to work with Mr. Grand, of whom the word genius is often used.
"So we are pleased to work with preservationists and the community to design the transit hub in a way that can preserve the Corbin Building".
3 Ba and Cissé still isn't working Partnerships do not have to be aesthetically pleasing to work – think Les Ferdinand and Alan Shearer – but Demba Ba and Papiss Cissé remain an incomplete work, 10 months after Cissé arrived in England.
Discussing her return in 2010, she said she was pleased to be working closely with McFadden as they had not worked together.
A statement from the spokesman said, "We are pleased to be working with Pablo's brother, Roberto".
Michael Horn, Volkswagen's top executive in the United States, said the company was pleased to be working with Mr. Feinberg.
He said he was pleased to be working again with the broadcaster which gave him his first major break by commissioning Da Ali G Show in 2000.
