The phrase "work commencement" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in professional contexts to refer to the start of a new project or work cycle. Here is an example: "The work commencement date for this year's production cycle is January 25th".
1 A Theme for Commencements Nearly everyone who worked the commencement speech circuit this spring talked about Sept. 11.
Two women dropped out of the study before commencement due to work commitments.
Michael Novosielski had again been chosen as architect for the theatre on an enlarged site, but the building was described by Malcolm in 1807 as fronted by a stone basement in rustic work, with the commencement of a very superb building of the Doric order, consisting of three pillars, two windows, an entablature, pediment, and balustrade.
It is also the age by which a number of other important transitions have generally taken place, such as leaving the parental home, the transition from school to work, and the commencement of family formation, which have life-long implications for wellbeing and intergenerational transfers of human capability.
With letters updating the progress, she soon realized she would need to start working on her commencement speech.
Most of the performers working the college commencement circuit say you can be anyone you want to be.
(Consultant physician (haematologist)) Complete transfer of care was marked by some as corresponding to the end of the handover communication (which may be part of an organisational protocol), by rostered time of duty, actual commencement of work or by the clinician leaving the workplace at the end of the shift.
We focused on this interval because it marks the time period covering the conclusion of the ABRC work, through to the commencement of approvals and conversion of the AGS.
In the aftermath, Edward reinvigorated the building programme and ordered the commencement of work at Beaumaris.
