"working rhythm" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the pace or pattern at which tasks are performed or completed. It can also refer to the sense of flow and productivity in one's work. Example: My team and I are still adjusting to our new project, but we are slowly finding our working rhythm and making progress.
Here he augments his working rhythm section with the saxophonist Mr. Coltrane, a thoughtful inheritor in more than one sense.
Great speed was required when grabbing the sticks of powder, and our working rhythm tended to get faster and faster.
Once the performers arrive in the United States, easing into a working rhythm is the big challenge, Mr. Baklushin said.
They'll work with and against the churn of Mr. D'Angelo's working rhythm team of Chris Lightcap on bass and Mike Pride on drums.
Understanding your natural highs and lows means you can use your time more effectively and find a working rhythm that suits you.
He's after a similar ideal with this pared-down version of the group, still driven by his working rhythm team — the guitarist Jonathan Kreisberg and the drummer Jamire Williams — and still directed by the trombonist Corey King.
Pay systems in many garment suppliers in China for instance are still dominated by the piece rate system too often associated with low wages, excessive overtime, disciplinary attendance bonuses and alienating working rhythms.
This reordered organizational work life and created a hybrid temporality that still needs to be negotiated into the working rhythms of the University's actors.
Though the benefits of remote working are many, there can be some major roadblocks in maintaining this work rhythm.
A significantly greater recurrence of work rhythm (visible as a sequence of the following numbers, operations) was recorded in thinning operations.
Nevertheless, when you find a work rhythm that fits your life circumstances and your biological clock, then you will naturally reduce the effects of laziness.
