"well worked out" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has been thought out in great detail or put together with care, skill, and effort. For example: "The lesson plan was very well worked out - we had all activities covered and the students were thoroughly engaged."
Roth's politics were not well worked out, and that fact underlies the one serious flaw of "The Radetzky March".
It is very well worked out, but it seems almost as if it was written as it went along.
"Like most of her undertakings," we learn, "it was well worked out, timed, costed and committed to paper.
"Scientists have well established methods for resolving diverse subsets of a population, but one thing that's not very well worked out is how this diversity is generated.
The model presented in this paper may be helpful in designing the timing and nature of human interventions in the form of implementation of well worked out policies in future.
The Bennite worldview presented a well worked out analysis according to which the IMF, the World Bank and multinational corporations ran the global economy.
The theory of the genetic evolution of social behavior is highly developed, replete with subtle, powerful insights, and well-worked out mathematical tools.
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Or maybe, driven by a long standing compulsion to work out the details of this kind of story, I'm just projecting needless messy complications on a well-worked-out structure.
"We have very well worked-out classification criteria for physical disorders like the flu and appendicitis," Assistant Professor of Psychology Joshua Buckholtz said.
"There is this coherent view of the Constitution that has taken hold, called originalism, textualism, a kind of literalism, which is a well worked-out theory," Breyer told me.
