work-in-progress

noun

1. accounting the value of work begun but not completed, as shown in a profit-and-loss account

Example Sentences

Guests heard the band’s newest work-in-progress while wearing blindfolds.

From Los Angeles Times

His slider was a work-in-progress, leaving him without a reliable third pitch.

From Los Angeles Times

Nonetheless, overall results show that achievement — as measured by test scores — in the nation’s second-largest school system remains a work-in-progress.

From Los Angeles Times

“The woman wondered what she had gotten herself into” is the opening line of Carrie Bradshaw’s latest work-in-progress, a novel set in 1846.

From Salon

Discouraged by the reception given to Smile, and beset by mental illness, Brian Wilson pulled the plug on this work-in-progress in 1967.

From BBC