"work scene" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase used to refer to a setting in which work or business is being conducted. For example, "We all had to brave the noisy work scene of the busy office."
I had to wrestle my way into their world, and yes, sexual harassment, demeaning attitudes and remarks were part of the daily work scene.
Pounced upon Peter as he arrived, sat with him in his room, and took him through the day's work, scene by scene, shot by shot.
We removed 90% of the furniture from the set and, rather than work scene by scene as we had planned to, I suggested we run the play non-stop from beginning to end.
The ants' story has come alive in Poland where a pendant featuring the Tertiary Period work scene is one of the main attractions of Amberif, the annual amber trade fair.
Gaynes's performance in the decidedly not safe for work scene is a master class in slapstick performance, beginning with the way his voice fluctuates to indicate his distress and elevating to the point where his features are distorted into a hilarious grimace.
This is your playground, your learning laboratory, your work scene, your social milieu – your place to mix and merge media, transcend boundaries and continually invent your life.
Mr. Hauben's latest work, scenes from the ninth-floor terrace overlooking Riverdale, sits in the living room.
But her work scenes were shot in an unused Trinitas Hospital building in Elizabeth.
Her orchestral work Scenes from the Bosco Sacro was selected for the 2014 New York Philharmonic Biennial New Music Readings.
It is a typically Western after-work scene.
"The young population creates a vibrant after-work scene that the U.K.- transferred staff enjoy".
