The phrase "repair works" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process of restoring something to its former condition. For example, "The repair works on the engine took a week to complete."
The stone's inscription describes repair works to the Jewish temple at Jerusalem.
Pensions have not been paid for months; she has no money for food, let alone repair works.
Every year, hundreds of the roads would be blocked for months at a time, either from snow buildup in the winter or repair works in the summer.
Why should Aboriginal communities have to wait significantly longer for repair works to restore something as basic as the water supply?
The Environment Agency faced around 660 repair works to riverbanks and flood defences in Cumbria, Lancashire and West Yorkshire, at a cost of around £200m.
In contrast, the slow repair works on the A591 have been paid for out of a £40m fund for rebuilding all local transport infrastructure in flood-affected areas of both Cumbria and Lancashire.
Each of these was accurate to within one metre and provided insight into the type of pipe material and size of the leak, allowing the company to schedule repair works more effectively.
Despite 10 billion rupees, about $1.8 billion, released by the central government, the state government has been unable to acquire the 7,000 acres required to complete the repair works.
"We are also seeing a trend in overseas customers where many are choosing to cash in their pots to pay for property, and instances where people are looking to take a percentage lump sum for a specific purpose such as property repair works," said Robert Cochran, retirement expert at Scottish Widows.
If you continue to undermine us and go ahead with the repair works you won't see us coming but we are coming for you," the group's spokesman, Murdoch Agbinibo, said in a statement entitled "Chevron, don't dare the Avengers" two weeks ago.
A toll road would not be new to Afghanistan (both warlords and the Taliban have been fond of them), but finding a firm to invest at least $500m in building a new tunnel in a nation beset by corruption and uncertainty would be tricky.In July American army engineers started urgent repair works on the Salang tunnel, fixing lighting and ventilation and replacing asphalt.
