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The phrase 'workmanship of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a high standard of skill or craftsmanship applied to an item or task. For example: I was so impressed by the workmanship of the artisan's jewelry.
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The workmanship of the studios has been used for a younger, more ethereal style.
You have to be an engineer to appreciate the technical workmanship of a CRAY-1 supercomputer.
Donald Burrows has emphasized the piety and workmanship of this seemingly worldly, lordly figure.
More than that, it was the first time many had ever seen details of the original workmanship of the church.
Americans were initially inclined to assume that South Korean automobiles would share the design and workmanship of cars from Japan.
COLLECTORS have been drawn to the beauty, individuality and workmanship of Nantucket lightship baskets for more than 100 years.
At home, she used to whittle clogs because she wasn't impressed with the workmanship of the town cobbler.
Italy in general and Florence in particular seem a perfect cultural backdrop for the intricate workmanship of this original and imaginative American brand.
The workmanship of the Valentino Garavani (as it is now called) atelier can also create folkloric handwork to couture standards, like the delicate panels inserted in long skirts.
The 8C is finished with a degree of polish and detail that reminded me of the fine workmanship of prewar cars.
The visitor is able to concentrate on the extraordinary workmanship of the vases and bowls, brushes, paintings and lacquered screens, all loans from the Palace Museum in Beijing.
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