"work letter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a letter related to work, such as a cover letter for a job application or a letter of recommendation for an employee. For example: "I wrote a strong work letter for the job applicant highlighting her professional qualifications."
I would love to "walk, run, skate or cycle to work" (letter, June 26).
Jürgen Klinsmann has offered help to millions of Americans hoping to watch the USA's World Cup match against Germany on Thursday by issuing a personalised "get out of work letter" signed by the manager himself.
But re-publication or reprinting of any whole work (letter, notebook, essay, etc). so protected, or any substantial portion of such a work, requires the permission of the copyright holder.
Klinsmann has tweeted the "get out of work letter" for use by football fans who are angling for a couple of hours free time to catch the crucial Group G match, which will be played at midday eastern time and screened on national TV.
USA's German coach, Jurgen Klinsmann, tweeted a "get out of work letter".
The work letter includes what you're going to ask the landlord to do.
Work letters, payments that help tenants defray the costs of interconstruction work, are becoming more generous.
"We are looking at 12 to 14 months of free rent on 10-year deals and work letters of up to $60 a square foot," he said.
His best work – Letters From Iwo Jima, Million Dollar Baby, Mystic River, Unforgiven – all share an understated quality that means the emotional impact of his stories rings authentic.
Subseries 4 contains protected student information such as grade reports, graded student work, letters of recommendation and other material related to the evaluation of students.
For example, office rents in prime areas of Manhattan that were in the $100-$100-$120uare foot range in 2007 are now trading (with rent concessions and work letters) at half that amount.
