The phrase "work realm" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the specific area or domain that someone's professional or occupational activities fall under. Example: The new CEO is known for her innovations and advancements in the tech industry, but how will she navigate the challenges of the finance work realm?.
As pastimes like bingo carved out a new sphere in the life-work realm, leisure, and recreation things we now take for granted became increasingly accessible to growing numbers.
As pastimes like bingo carved out a new sphere in the life-work realm, leisure and recreation – things we now take for granted – became increasingly accessible to growing numbers.
Despite the lack of hard scientific data, Paige Figi, who works for Realm of Caring, told The Huffington Post that more than 300 patients currently use the Charlotte's Web strain.
Figi now works with Realm of Caring to help their more than 300 patients using Charlotte's Web, educating parents and lawmakers about the plant that helped her daughter's life turn around.
Digital agencies, design businesses and production companies "are getting assignments that are more upstream," said Bill Oberlander, director at the Oberlander Creative Group in New York, at the same time that so-called traditional agencies are working in realms like social media.
This is fitting since both worked through realms of indirect influence and power: Moses within the byzantine and barely accountable tangle of New York's public authority powers; Jacobs in the inherently decentralised world of community organising and writings about urbanism.
The film, which is in theatres and heads to Netflix in August, follows nine scientists, working in realms from physics to neuroscience, who visit one another blind-date style.
When things don't work in the realm of stuff, people turn to the realm of bits.
Post Apple my hopes are to work within the realm of youth counseling.
