The phrase 'works encompass' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the complete range of something. For example: "His works encompass a broad range of topics, from philosophy to engineering."
The works encompass a wide diversity of styles and photographic media.
July 23 , 1929Malmédy, Belgium March 6, 2009 Brussels, Belgium Henri Pousseur, (born July 23 , 1929 Malmédy, Belg. died March 6 , 2009 Brussels) Belgian composer whose works encompass a variety of 20th-century musical styles.
In a description of her upcoming show titled All Star, the works encompass four traits: surface, beauty, artifice, and disorder.
In a description of her upcoming show titled All Star, the works encompass four traits: surface, beauty, artifice, and disorder.
The works encompass a variety of traditional and less-than-normal mediums, from colorful plaster cube sculptures to a 3D-printed sphere adorned with declarative statements floating inside of an industrial crate.
Feng's works encompass a wide range including feel-good family dramas, romantic comedies and historical epics; his "Aftershock," about the devastating 1976 Tangshan earthquake that killed hundreds of thousands, was China's submission for the 2011 foreign language Academy Award.
The dozen or so works encompassed by "Spirited Ruins" are connected conceptually by an overarching narrative involving an ancient civilization that equated symmetry with vitality.
His earliest works, encompassing what is on view at Matthew Marks and the first pictures in Los Angeles, their naïveté and occasionally adolescent melodrama notwithstanding, show precocious attributes: a penchant for silence and the surreal mixture of strange objects and people.
I feel that my work encompasses many different approaches to dance.
The work encompassed slavery to emancipation to the civil rights movement.
Dr. Gelfand's entire body of published work encompasses more than 600 papers and books.
