It is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You could use it when describing a job or work situation, such as "This job requires you to work remotely on weekdays."
Technology and globalization have also spawned the 'gig economy' enabling workers--especially knowledge-based ones to work remotely, on demand, and in a more 'agile' fashion.
To secure its network Microsoft allows employees to work remotely on computers and then gain access to the corporate network using one of two technologies, remote access service or virtual private network.
Still, Google, as well as Facebook, does allow people to work remotely on a case-by-case basis.
We have decided to keep our new tech company lean by hiring experts to work remotely on either a full or part-time basis.
And although teleworking is not a substitute for ongoing childcare or eldercare, it may make sense for a caretaker to work remotely on occasion to take a family member to the doctor.
Clinic students work remotely on the capital cases they began work on as interns with legal organizations around the country during J-term, interviewing witnesses, conducting field investigations, and drafting briefs, habeas petitions, and other motions.
Technological advances, globalization and new business models have us spending more time working remotely on our devices, which also makes us more remote.
I love the freedom and movement that comes from working remotely on my BlackBerry.
And their employees may be working remotely, on flexible schedules, or both.
DPP consists in two developers working remotely on the same design, algorithm or code.
At JPMorgan Chase, about 25,000 employees worked remotely on Monday, but that figure dropped to 15,000 to 20,000 on Tuesday as lights went out across the region.
