The phrase "strengthen working" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English.
It is unclear what the intended meaning is. If you are trying to express the idea of improving or enhancing one's work or job performance, you could say "strengthening work" or "improving work performance" instead. Both of these are more commonly used and grammatically correct ways to express the idea. Example: Our company is implementing a new training program to strengthen work performance and increase productivity among employees.
The city "has not done enough to advance policies that will strengthen working families," Councilwoman Letitia James of Brooklyn said.
One possibility, he said, was that the Obama administration could help unions by trying to salvage the so-called Detroit model, seeking "to strengthen working families in a cold winter economically".
So the question is, what are we going to do for these families, what are we going to do to strengthen working families so they once again feel good about themselves, feel good about their future and what they're capable of?
Actions have been taken to strengthen working practices between agencies, to better support people affected by domestic violence and abuse, the review panel concluded.
Thanks to Forward Cities, this Racial Equity Institute training has subsequently been held in Cleveland and New Orleans to create more open and productive dialogue, and strengthen working relationships, among local leaders and funders involved in the innovation ecosystem.
Under Morales, Bolivia has attempted to strengthen the Andean Community of Nations and the signing last year of a "People's Trade Treaty" with Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Cuba is indicative of the desire to strengthen working economic and political alliances outside of direct U.S. influence in order to be better able to stand up to Washington.
By strengthening working people's wellbeing through common endeavour, our party's founding purpose is aligned with Europe.
Through networking at the SIs, participants experienced decreased isolation and strengthened working relationships.
New and strengthened working alliances in the NGO community joined efforts into common aims and tasks.
The Zambian MOHP also reflected on the strengthened working relationships between the different MOH Units involved in the project.
Behaviour change activities should be strengthened, working with local community groups and leaders to emphasise the importance of early care-seeking for newborn illness and recognition of danger signs.
