The phrase "a possible task" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a task that may or may not be feasible or likely to be undertaken.
Example: "We need to evaluate a possible task for the upcoming project that aligns with our goals."
Alternatives: "an potential assignment" or "a feasible task".
For such a solution to be feasible, we would not only need scientific capability but also a deeper and diverse understanding of humanity's past record of such entanglements with environmental change and how societies organized itself around these challenges, a possible task for future historians.
But today, this is a possible task for practically anyone in the organization.
Here is a possible task for practical reason that does not fit neatly into the categories of instrumental or maximizing reflection, however broadly construed (Kolnai 2001 ,Wiggins 1987 Richardson 1994).
The present work provides further evidence that retrieval of ancient human DNA is a possible task provided adequate precautions are taken and well-considered sampling is applied.
The success of the algorithm clearly shows that prediction of expression levels is a possible task, even when the number of genes in the system exceeds the number of experiments 100-fold.
Residuals in the five tasks were then correlated, for a total of 10 correlations between all possible task pairs (see Supplementary Table).
This is a tall but possible task.
Thus the designer must predict all possible tasks executed by the system.
When referring to the spatiality of the body he claimed: " my body appears to me as an attitude directed towards a certain existing or possible task.
If the goal is to get an A, then it's rational to pick the easiest possible task.
On Wednesday, Mr. Borges also initially seemed to suggest that the I.M.F could invest "alongside" the euro zone's new bailout fund — along with a possible new task, buying Italian or Spanish bonds.
