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“the working life” is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person's professional obligations, such as long hours, demanding deadlines, and complex projects. For example, “After five years, I was exhausted from the stress and rigors of the working life.”.
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But the working life, they say, was no bargain.
The boss gets a taste of the working life, often to his or her embarrassment.
Economic cycles of the coal business, as with any industry, have shaped the working life.
More good news, this will extend the working life of the LHC by several years.
The working life of the characters in the film is also familiar ground.
From this perspective, the working life of an organization begins to look like an unending sequence of leadership events.
"Before movies, taxidermy was how things were remembered, and part of the working life of British high streets".
American Airlines cut its proposed capital expenditure by $2.5 billion, postponing the delivery of new aircraft and extending the working life of its existing fleet.
Trollope published an astonishing total of 47 novels, and his Autobiography (1883) is a uniquely candid account of the working life of a Victorian writer.
That would increase the efficiency of the blades and extend the working life of the generator systems they power, says Stephen Hallett, a member of the Bristol team.
Eventually the organization may have to bring its agenda more into line with the working life of jazz in all its styles.
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