The phrase "a novel tasked with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a novel that has a specific purpose or responsibility, often in a literary or thematic context.
Example: "The author wrote a novel tasked with exploring the complexities of human relationships in a digital age."
Alternatives: "a novel designed to" or "a novel aimed at".
Accordingly, we developed for this study a novel task with four different types of primes (words with positive, neutral, and negative affect, as well as words related to mathematics) with single-digit arithmetic problems as targets.
This paper looks at the creation of a novel methodology tasked with firstly the capture and classification of maintenance tasks and finally conceptual design of platforms for automating maintenance.
According to Harlow's hypothesis, animals learn slowly by trial and error when they are faced with a novel task but once they have had experience with a set of related tasks they can generalize to solve novel tasks within this class, leading to apparently insightful behaviour.
Results support the feasibility and validity of using a novel task to assess WM in individuals with and without aphasia.
Important design features included an adolescent sample with very serious antisocial and substance problems, a z-shim procedure to enhance orbitofrontal imaging, and a novel task that compared risk-taking trials with almost-identical risk-free trials.
Here, we trained monkeys to perform a novel task that often presented two viable options with either answer resulting in the same reward.
We establish a novel task in the spirit of news summarization and topic detection and tracking (TDT): daily determination of the topics newly popular with Wikipedia readers.
These studies suggest that the use of methylphenidate by the healthy may result in a cognitive trade off of enhancement of executive function in novel tasks with impairment of previously established performance.
The results of this experiment indicated that people learn to take advantage of human-aware motion planning even when performing novel tasks with very limited training and with no indication that the robot's motion planning is adaptive.
Based on the 1968 Philip K Dick novel, and focused on a "blade runner" tasked with hunting down a gang of replicants who have escaped to Earth from an off-world colony, Blade Runner is today considered a stone-cold classic of sci-fi cinema.
