"volume of the work" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the amount or size of a body of work or subject, particularly when discussing a book or journal. For example: "The professor was impressed by the sheer volume of the work the student had produced for their final project."
"Rocks and Clouds" will open at Yancey Richardson gallery on September 8th, and Steidl will publish a volume of the work this fall.
And yet Guernsey's influence on Hugo is evident — not just in "Toilers of the Sea," but in the sheer volume of the work he produced there.
Paradoxically enough, this same radical Socialist published in 1972 the third volume of the work on Flaubert, L'Idiot de la famille, another book of such density that only the bourgeois intellectual can read it.
Although at times Sartre's genius comes through and his fecundity is truly unbelievable, the sheer volume of the work and the minutely detailed analysis of even the slightest Flaubertian dictum hamper full enjoyment.
The goal of this volume of the work is to provide pertinent information on how some important material properties are measured, as well as to provide a degree of insight into some developing (i.e., specialized) materials so that manufacturing engineers can begin to meet the challenges of industrial production by taking advantage of the unique properties for these emerging materials.
I was struck by the sexual tension, the color, the movement and the volume of the work of both men.
TOKYO — In the late 1990s, in the thick of the Asian financial crisis, a top Japanese Finance Ministry official turned to his protégé and found him engrossed not in policy documents, but in a chunky volume of the works of Aristotle.
The thermal performance of DMHP depends on the charge volume of the working fluid.
He has edited or co-edited a series of complete-lyrics volumes of the work of Ira Gershwin, Irving Berlin, Lorenz Hart and Cole Porter.
Other volumes of the work were published in the United States and until 1935 were legally available only to the medical profession.
In 1986 a volume of revisions and addenda was included in volume 4 of the work.
