"work mistakes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to errors or oversights made in one's job or profession. Here is an example sentence using "work mistakes": "I am always diligent about double-checking my work to avoid any potential work mistakes."
"Unless Whitehall and other agencies improve their skills and techniques for ensuring public service markets work, mistakes will be made and the public may lose confidence in this approach to reform.
For every monumental milestone, awesome achievement and inspirational impression, there are equal amounts of hard work, mistakes, struggle, falling down and getting back up, lessons learned and opportunities for improvement.
The body does the rest of the work, mistaking it for a waste product and expelling it.
For example, if you are meditating and start to ruminate on a major work mistake or an unfounded fear, notice what's happening but don't get frustrated.
Ms. Frankel says she is trying to eliminate the wrong decisions women make at work -- mistakes, she says, that are often a direct result of their upbringing.
"This can save them years of design work and mistakes," Mr. Easton said.
Editors and fact-checkers must work quickly; mistakes are probably inevitable.
And employees have less time to set up the promotion and do their other work, so mistakes are more likely.
She thinks alongside teachers, guiding our P.L.N. to create learning spaces where students are comfortable making choices about their work, making mistakes and learning by doing.
But "The Friedkin Connection" does follow Kazan's lead in reassessing the caliber of its subject's work, acknowledging mistakes that were made.
Sticking to good habits can be hard work and mistakes are part of the process.
