The phrase "a plethora of tasks" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means "a large or excessive amount of tasks." Example: "As a project manager, I am responsible for completing a plethora of tasks, including budgeting, scheduling, and team coordination."
China has a plethora of tasks on its economic to do list, but none are impossibly daunting.
Others warn that clunky laptops are coming increasingly under threat as tablets grow more powerful and take on a plethora of tasks from web surfing to sophisticated graphics and video manipulation.
But in today's world, increasingly intractable computers serve as the home motors for a plethora of tasks they're not really designed for.
ADHD-related variability has been demonstrated in a plethora of tasks, particularly response time tasks [ 16].
Then, there are the older children who need to be dropped off or picked up from school, a bathroom that should have been tiled 3 months ago, and a plethora of small tasks that need to be seen to.
Languages are used by those who speak them to communicate and to solve a plethora of social tasks.
It has set up a plethora of royal commissions, task forces, panels and working parties involving outsiders.
When it is attempted either in the commodity or stock exchanges here, we have a plethora of agencies whose task it is to be alert to manipulation, and then to prosecute, imprison and fine.
Add to that a nonlinear list of tasks and a plethora of nooks and crannies to explore, and you've got the best occult-driven World War II shooter of all time.
Whether your schedule has looked similar or varied in style and form there are a plethora of things that we are tasked with tending to each day.
This plethora of tasks describes the CHRO work domain in the firm as such, not so much the specific CHRO role within the inner TMT.
