The phrase "work language" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a language used in a particular field or workplace, such as a foreign language used in a company that deals with exports. For example, "The company offers language training for employees to learn the work language of Spanish."
In Mamet's serious work, language is opaque, probing, and ambiguous.
High staff turnover, agency work, language and awareness barriers, employer resistance and employee fear all make those conversations tough.
In his latest work language is literally internalized: the words percolate within distended heads or bodies, or cascade out of strange mutating plants.
Realizing that Chinese singers required training not just in singing but in ensemble work, language coaching, stylistic analysis and musical preparation, Ms. Zhou set up her elite opera center, the Zhou Xiaoyan Young Opera Singers Trainee Center on the fourth floor of an outlying block of the Shanghai Conservatory.
Among the members of this group, Rudolf Carnap (1891 1970) and Moritz Schlick (1882 1936) have perhaps had the most influence on Anglo-American philosophy, though it was an English philosopher, A.J. Ayer (1910 89), who introduced the ideas of logical positivism to English philosophy in his widely read work Language, Truth and Logic (1936).
Thirdly, objectives and concrete actions of the innovation project that a group of teachers is currently implementing will be outlined; the project lies emphasis on collaborative work, language support, collective training in aspects related to, and systematic monitoring and evaluation of the experience.
The working language is English.
What would it cost the UN to add another working language, or to replace French?
To foster a cosmopolitan spirit, Rakuten is making English the working language of its top brass.
Mandarin is my working language, as Zhang does not speak English.
In Germany, the national postal service, Deutsche Post World Net, increasingly uses English as its working language.
