"work commences" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate the beginning of an activity or task. For example: "Work on the project will commence tomorrow morning."
A project agreement, drafted and signed by all partners before any work commences, sets out the terms of the collaboration including the intellectual property rights of each partner.
Thus, being is the thought determination with which the work commences because it at first seems to be the most immediate, fundamental determination that characterises any possible thought content at all.
It will be closed the following day as work commences; however, Liberty Island will remain open during the project and views of Lady Liberty will remain largely unobstructed during the year-long upgrade to the statue's interior.
The journey back to work commences at the point of stroke.
In one site, this issue was discussed in a phase three teleconference and it was felt that if readiness work with carers is an integral part of a DDP model, rather than classed as additional 'lead-in' work, then baseline measurement should be implemented before readiness work commences.
Dozens have done so since work commenced.
At a house in South Kensington, his major work commenced.
But, as work commenced on the next album, "Helplessness Blues," the collaboration began to fray.
Tells about a plaque in Gatehouse 2, which says, "Work commenced Aug. 1856.
And you both failed to discuss the most basic terms of the job before work commenced.
Alberto Pinto, the decorator retained by the prince, agreed to give me a last tour before work commenced.
