"withdraw from work" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate the act of leaving a job or stopping work for a period of time. Example: After experiencing burnout, Jane decided to withdraw from work and take a sabbatical to focus on her mental health.
After following the drivers closely, the researchers found that on days when the smiles were forced, the subjects' moods deteriorated and they tended to withdraw from work.
Company pension plans, for example, have been undermined not only by falling stock prices in the bear market, but also by rising liabilities as a result of increased longevity.As if this were not enough, the effective retirement age (a weighted average of the ages when people actually withdraw from work) is often a lot lower than the official retirement age.
"It would be ironic indeed for the Bank Group to withdraw from work with middle-income countries at a time that governments are recognizing the need to integrate these countries more effectively in diplomacy and political-security institutions," Mr. Zoellick said, referring to the separate entities of the World Bank.
An MP has been forced to withdraw from work at Westminster until 2018 after undergoing emergency surgery.
The dominating explanation for the downward shift in women's employment contends that, since the market reform, employment is no longer a compulsory policy of the state, and this has allowed women to more easily withdraw from work (Parish and Busse 2000).
They tend to withdraw from work altogether and become depressed and anxious".
The deaths of aid workers have forced most western aid agencies to withdraw from working in the country.
We support people and will withdraw from working for any clients that put our people under undue pressure".
The news of Meiyappan's arrest overshadowed reports that Asad Rauf, one of the world's leading umpires, would withdraw from working the coming Champions Trophy tournament in England.
But when Wade died, she withdrew from work entirely.
Lansley caused controversy when involving major food and drink manufacturers in developing public health policy, leading to some organisations withdrawing from work with the government.
