"repeated work" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to any task or activity that is done repeatedly or continuously. Example: The factory workers were exhausted from the repeated work of assembling the same product over and over again.
"Repeated work experience is a huge asset," says Whitmell.
But he was warming up in three different innings before finally replacing Rusch in the fourth, and he credited the repeated work for loosening his arm enough to pitch.
The movement of the hoist swing is the most typical and repeated work.
The work trajectory of a hoist swing during repeated work by an expert operator is almost constant.
The system has a seamless interaction between the CAD and CAE software tools, which can improve the automated degree of the design and analysis, and greatly reduce people's intervention and repeated work.
In the Borglum studio, visitors see the sculptor's model, one-twelfth of the mountaintop's size, and learn how Borglum deployed retrained miners in dangling slings, then endured repeated work stoppages during the Depression as federal money dried up.
He did though cite the author and former dean of Yale Medical School Lewis Thomas who recommended constantly streaming the repeated works of Bach into space.
5.11-5.15: The realm of true experts; demands much training and natural ability and, often, repeated working of a route.
The reviewers judged it to be repeating work published a decade earlier, and that its justification on the basis of scientific or medical benefit "would appear to have been small".
Many schools relate well, sending coordinators to meet the children they are to receive and taking on board the data from Sats; others throw every child into the same melting pot, forcing them to repeat work, thus blunting their enthusiasm.
Traditional business models rely on monetisation of source code, causing companies to repeat work done by other companies.
