The phrase "a future task" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a task or assignment that is planned or expected to be completed at a later time.
Example: "We have scheduled a future task to evaluate the project's progress next month."
Alternatives: "an upcoming task" or "a pending task".
Finding the nature of that catastrophe will be a future task for Curiosity.
Other sites require more careful vetting of workers because companies are hiring someone for a future task.
But a belief that a future task would somehow be easier -- and more important -- than any present task also seemed to have played a crucial and damaging role.
A future task, therefore, will be to elucidate the physiological function of the individual peroxidases in Arabidopsis, the role of CO2 in these physiological processes and the impact of the individually carbamylated residues.
They suggest that these jamming categories can be tested using numerical algorithms that analyze an equivalent contact network of the packing under applied displacements, but leave the design of such algorithms as a future task.
We leave this as a future task.
Due to the complexity of this model and the large number of parameters, a comprehensive dynamical analysis of our model presents a challenging future task.
It will be a challenging future task to unravel the molecular mechanism of Ccw12p action.
It is an important future task to verify the effectiveness of the proposed method by conducting flight tests.
Clearly, an important future task will be to measure industry-wise quality-adjusted deflators to obtain relevant productivities.
It will be an important future task to further investigate the exact function of ATAD-3 during C. elegans development and to elucidate the mechanisms underlying the abnormalities that we observed in ATAD-3 deficient worms.
