"works enthusiastically" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this expression to describe someone who is motivated or excited about their job. For example: "John always works enthusiastically, no matter how long or difficult the task."
Qutb and the Brotherhood initially welcomed the coup and worked enthusiastically with its leaders.
You may see young children working enthusiastically on tasks that are basically of the cookie-cutter variety, but look farther.
That a man who later went on to work enthusiastically for the allied war effort against the Nazis could make such a mistake is illustrative of the times.
One or two rebel, but the majority, who are paid a fourth of what an American would get for the same work, enthusiastically embrace their career opportunities.
Employees working enthusiastically to improve the product, streamline the process and build relationships based on predictable reliability, trust and quality are the keys to profitability and longevity.
(Werner Herzog and American documentary maverick, Errol Morris, are credited as executive producers on The Act of Killing and both have endorsed his work enthusiastically).
Many of the delegates said they would work enthusiastically for Mr. Gore, if only out of fear that voting for Ralph Nader, the Green Party candidate, or not voting at all, would lead to a Bush victory.
With an aspiration to stay connected to 100percentt of our alumni, Dean James J. Valentini, alumni leaders, student leaders and staff have been working enthusiastically since 2013 to strengthen the student and alumni community and the experiences that make the community rich, warm and deeply united.
It started when he visited the Buddhist sect Tenrikyo and saw unpaid believers working enthusiastically.
"We certainly support that and we are going to be working enthusiastically to see if we can bring that about".
