The phrase "work is centered on" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe where the focus or main emphasis is in regards to one's work or job. Example: "My job at the non-profit organization is very fulfilling because the work is centered on helping underprivileged children in our community."
The present work is centered on the synthesis and biological evaluation of new thiazolidine-4-ones derived from the methyl ester of nitro-l-arginine.
There's another filmmaker whose work is centered on the myth of the solitary artist: Damien Chazelle, the director of "Whiplash" and "La La Land".
A lamentation of the ravages of war, the work is centered on a heartrending text that was found scratched on the wall of a Gestapo torture chamber in the Tatra Mountains.
However, most of the related work is centered on the implementation of cryptographic encryption and decryption modules [28 30].
His current work is centered on characterizing the role of naturally occurring genetic variation in insulin/IGF-1/mTOR signaling genes on human longevity.
After having traced the theoretical framework, which combines the literature strands of sustainable tourism and sustainable business model, the work is centered on the analysis of an exemplary case-study.
I taught a class in the KUG Jazz Institute, but a significant portion of my Fulbright work was centered on a scholarship project which focused on studying jazz pedagogy and jazz styles in North America and Europe.
Though this 58-year-old author's works are centered on technology, they often have an autobiographical subtext.
Dr. Meyer is a Forest Service ecologist based in Provo, Utah, and her work these days is centered on figuring out how this fungus, which looks like a miniature mohawk haircut, does its lethal work on cheatgrass, perhaps the most disruptive invasive plant in the country — and how to help the tiny spears do more of it.
So as she entered middle age, she began to add more obvious personal references to her work; "Ararat" (1990) is centered on her father's death, "Meadowlands" (1996) on her divorce.
The work of domestic violence victim services is centered on victim-centered advocacy, or helping domestic violence survivors think through how to mitigate the harms that abusers cause, as well as reduce other life and community-generated harms.
