The phrase 'work successful' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English
The correct phrase would be 'work successfully'. For example: The team worked successfully to complete the project by the deadline.
He had this amazing body of work – successful television comedies, classics and West End plays.
"After that," he said, "it was either find a job or try to make my own work successful".
Eric Jackson offers six tips for raising capital in 2012, including putting your network to work: "Successful entrepreneurs make sure their contacts know what they're working on and ask for help when they need it.
If we want the country to continue to improve, we must continue President Obama's incredible policy work, successful despite the worst opposition we've ever seen in Congress, and vote for Hillary Clinton -- and down the ballot for Democratic senators and congresspersons who will not be negative and obstructionist.
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The work revealed successful networks within teams, and successful players.
If the work is successful, it's because of some magic quality it has".
While necessity forces women to work, some successful Russian businessman regard a working wife as an insult to their masculinity.
His work was successful during his lifetime but has grown exponentially in influence since his death in 1982.
"To me, the real richness in that book is not the bit when their work is successful," she says.
The work was successful enough that the two groups co-authored several papers.
