The phrase "a focused task" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a specific task that requires concentration and attention to detail.
Example: "To improve productivity, we should prioritize a focused task that allows team members to concentrate on their individual responsibilities without distractions."
Alternatives: "a targeted task" or "a specific task."
The special-purpose MBone and Constellation visualization systems were developed in conjunction with users undertaking a particular focused task.
In contrast to BUPLAS VA, quality assurance LSP performance assessment, called by the industry, BUPLAS call assessment (CA), comprises the same linguistic criteria but with an added business focused task fulfillment one called 'Business Solutioning' (see Table 2).
The future is focused task applications.
Supporting our finding of reduced global advantage in divided compared to focused attention, autistic children show local precedence in a divided attention task, but global precedence in a focused attention task (Plaisted et al., 1999).
Also patients with visuo-spatial neglect were particularly impaired in global processing during a divided, but not during a focused attention task (Lux et al., 2006).
Those who rated themselves as chronic multitaskers made more mistakes, could remember fewer items, and took longer to complete a variety of focusing tasks analogous to multitasking than those self-rated as infrequent multitaskers.
Thus neither the environment nor the task will generalize across multiple targets, but environment learning will have a focused effect on task learning.
Deliberate practice is not mere mindless repetition of a certain task, but a focused approach to training aimed at reaching a well-defined goal.
In contrast, many AI applications have a focus on task completion and payoff maximisation.
Bing helps people make decisions through guided search and a focus on task completion.
