The phrase "a clear task" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific assignment or objective that is easy to understand and follow.
Example: "To ensure everyone is on the same page, we need to define a clear task for the project."
Alternatives: "a straightforward assignment" or "an unambiguous objective."
If you don't give it a clear task, it will either keep a running commentary, or wander off on tangents.
His bill aims to streamline the planning process at the Forest Service, reduce lawsuits over logging and give the agency a clear task.Unfortunately for Mr Craig's bill, green groups are already working to characterise that task as revving up the chainsaws and having a go at what little pristine national forest they say is left.
The latter is a clear task for the rheumatologist.
Organizational aspects consisted of multidisciplinary cooperation, a clear task division and cooperation between the general practitioner (GP), the diabetes specialized nurse (DSN), the practice nurse and the dietician.
For example, the introduction of an education program is not feasible without a clear task description for all actors in the region.
Healthcare professionals considered the collaboration between healthcare professionals within general practice as good; they had a clear task differentiation, were aware of each other's tasks and their level of expertise.
On the other hand, the very hierarchical and managerial functioning of the South African health system did not immediately allow a clear task-shifting model to be implemented at facility-level.
Comparing these risks is not a clear-cut task.
Mr. Walder said that the clear task a week ago was to prevent the damaged ship from running aground as it approached the Spanish coast.
"The uprightness was a clear physical task for me," said Rebekah Morin, who plays the Red Queen.
It might be that confronted with a clear social task in which they cannot avoid interacting and disclosing at least some things about themselves, as in the structured setting, socially anxious individuals perform better than in an unstructured social situation.
