The phrase "thanks to working" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to show that something positive or beneficial has occurred as a result of someone's work or efforts. Example: "Thanks to working hard and staying dedicated, she was able to achieve her dream of becoming a doctor."
She's happier and healthier than she's ever been, thanks to working out two hours a day, five days a week — and she doesn't starve herself".
I've managed to maintain my general fitness, thanks to working out on a spin bike, running and, of course, plenty of dog walking.
I learned to move from microphone poetry to public performance thanks to working alongside many of these great poets, though my wake-up moment came one day in a primary school in Kensal Rise, in London, in 1975.
And everything that I have earned in my life has been thanks to work.
That is changing, thanks to work by Carolyn R. Bertozzi and colleagues at the University of California, Berkeley.
We know water voles have thrived at Malham tarn in the past and, thanks to work by the National Trust, the habitat here is perfect for water voles again".
In real life, while Hoover postured as the Sherlock who led the probe, the case was in fact broken thanks to work done by another federal agency.
In September alone, others noted, Guangdong's reported fulfilment of its quota for the year increased from 66% (the country's lowest rate) to 96%, thanks to work started on another 291,000 units.
The best information on the highest incomes comes from tax returns, thanks to work pioneered by two French economists, Emmanuel Saez and Thomas Piketty, together with a Briton, Anthony Atkinson, and an Argentine, Facundo Alvaredo.
But such dreary outcomes can sometimes be avoided, thanks to work that today earned three Americans the Nobel Prize in economics.
It has also become easier to use tags across multiple software packages, thanks to work carried out by Tom Andersen, of Ironic Software.
