The part of the sentence "work was started" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you need to indicate that someone or something began to do something. For example, "The construction company arrived at the site and work was started right away."
Work was started in 1926 but stopped a few years later.
Work was started this year despite an economic slowdown that some real estate brokers say has had a harsh impact in neighborhoods like the meatpacking area.
A half dozen houses on the block are in various stages of renovation; most of the work was started before the landmark designation.
When the work was started early in the 1980's, up to 40percentt of the 2.4 million square feet in the building had become available because major tenants moved to lower-cost space farther south in Manhattan.
A laboratory for demonstrating critical components of this design is also described in Paper 3. A small scale version of the laboratory work was started in the summer of 2009 with MIT Kavli internal funding and now has NASA APRA funding.
The first phase of the plan got under way in late 2009, when work was started along the Tamiami Trail (a highway along the northern boundary of the national park between Tampa and Miami) to convert a small portion of the roadbed embankment (which acts as a levee) near Miami to a bridge intended to facilitate the southward flow of water at that point.
A third group primarily studies basic biological questions about how the virus works—although, even before the recent outbreak, their work was starting to shift toward the translational.
For this reason this work is started by designing an optimum power stabilizer for each of them standing alone.
"Make sure that any change orders are agreed to and signed before any additional work is started," he said.
He has only to shake their hands, look into their eyes, and the wicked work is started.
In the bottom-up approach, the work is started from the source code, relevant inputs are identified, and the relevant entities are casted into a higher-level representation.
