The phrase "a count tasked with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a noble or official who has been assigned a specific duty or responsibility.
Example: "The count tasked with overseeing the festival ensured that all preparations were completed on time."
Alternatives: "an earl assigned to" or "a noble given the responsibility of".
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"The challenge is that there isn't a lot of trust in government," said Assemblyman Marc Berman (D-San Jose), who leads a special legislative committee tasked with finding ways to help get an accurate census count.
29 Control subjects performed the counting task with button-press errors that were not rare because of the serial response mode (Table 2).
Group was a significant predictor of T3 scores for verbal WM and the processing aspect of the sentence counting task, with the adaptive group outperforming the non-adaptive group (see Table 4).
There were no differences between patients with semantic aphasia and Wernicke's aphasia on the Ravens Coloured Progressive Matrices test of non-verbal reasoning (t < 1), Brixton (t < 1), the Elevator Counting task with or without distraction (t < 1), or any subscale of the Visual Object and Space Perception (VOSP) battery [ t(13) ≤ 1.447, P ≥ 0.172].
Demographers, tasked with counting the hombres, mujeres and their relationships to one another, are not doing much better than fusband.
Surveillance cameras captured each step, including when the bag was later opened by state employees tasked with counting the cash.
In any case, especially now, when they say the gates to heaven are open, when every prayer and good deed counts, when we're tasked with doing serious spiritual accounting and returning to our best selves, practice forgiveness.
Shortly before midnight, a group of Venezuelan university administrators tasked with overseeing the vote count said that more than 7,186,000 ballots had been cast.
The biker and street gangs, which were also said to have been responsible for racking up their own considerable body count over the past several years, were tasked with much of the drug-running and low-level enforcement for the Italians, according to the police.
