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"while she was working" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to show action that was concurrent with some other action, such as in the sentence "While she was working, the rest of the family was on vacation".
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She said the mayor had groped and tried to kiss her while she was working in her City Hall office and suggested she not wear panties to work.
Paddock met Danley while she was working at the Atlantis Casino, said his brother Eric Paddock.
He met his wife, Madeleine, while she was working for a shipping company his father owned.
I often looked after Calvin while she was working, and he stayed over sometimes.
Yet for all the engineering knowledge that Prather gained while she was working in industry, something major was missing.
Croatian newspaper Jutarnji List reported that the Briton met Dragana while she was working as a translator for the charity.
During the day, while she was working, I would spend the morning in French class and the afternoons at large.
He met the love of his life, Theodora (Teddy), while she was working in a research lab there.
In 1996, while she was working as a waitress at a steak house, a co-worker introduced her to Korzen.
While she was working as a model, a photographer suggested that Miss Albright give Hollywood a try.
The plan to launch a clothing brand came to Castéja while she was working in marketing at Céline.
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