"work dynamics" is correct and can be used in written English.
Generally, work dynamics refer to the complex relationships between team members within a workplace or organization. For example, "The work dynamics between the marketing team and the tech team are essential for the success of our company."
Imaginative Data: Case study of work dynamics, 2017 Intersections between the academy and practice, AIA-ACSA conference, Orlando, FL.
This led to better interaction with the available resources and the creation of collaborative work dynamics among students.
Once you know the source of your work dynamics, you can rationally alter your expectations.
We are therefore at a point where SMS has made it possible to fill the gap noted by Giddings in his 1965 seminal work Dynamics of Chromatography that "empirical work has not yet offered the type of precise, discriminatory data needed [to synthesize a whole picture of chromatography down to the molecular world itself]".
The driving cycle, also named field working dynamics, is investigated by monitoring an experimental tractor throughout a whole year of field operations.
Curtis McMullen, (born May 21 , 1958 Berkeley, Calif., U.S ., American mathematician who won the Fields Medal in 1998 for his work in dynamics.
Particularly in our work, the dynamics of nodes in different clusters can be different.
Ironically, no one, apart from the brass, uses mutes at any point, though the work's dynamics are, for the most part, restrained.
In this work, molecular dynamics simulation is employed to represent the diamond polishing.
Aeby, G. S., Ross, M., Williams, G. J., Lewis, T. D. & Work, T. M. Disease dynamics of Montipora white syndrome within Kaneohe Bay, Oahu, Hawaii: distribution, seasonality, virulence, and transmissibility.
In this work, molecular dynamics (MD) simulation is employed to determine the GB mobility using Cu bicrystals.
