The phrase "a programme tasked with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific program or initiative that has been assigned a particular responsibility or objective.
Example: "The organization launched a new initiative, a programme tasked with improving community health and wellness."
Alternatives: "a program assigned to" or "an initiative designated for".
Also of relevance are the processes leading to the incorporation of particular issues into programmes in the first instance; the frameworks and specific targets for evaluating programmes tasked with addressing those issues; along with the policies and administrative structures that shape the supply and delivery of services and the ability of actors to meet programme targets.
The majority of these early programmes were tasked with exploring the breadth of the protein structural universe by focussing on prokaryotic targets whilst driving novel structural biology technology for a high-throughput environment [1], [6].
These prospects have resulted in increased interest in alternative PAH topologies in recent years.[ 7a, b] In the light of this we recently embarked upon a programme of research which was tasked with the synthesis of cata-condensed PAHs and the evaluation of their electronic properties.
Managers who've instituted these programmes then find themselves tasked with a job more akin to that of a kindergarten teacher overseeing a room of toddlers — monitoring their (grown up) team's midday sleep and relaxation habits.
A scandalous picture of suffering, trauma and destitution is painted by a former Work Programme adviser who was tasked with getting claimants off the employment and support allowance (ESA) sickness benefit.
John Collington, government chief procurement officer, is the senior responsible officer for the government's shared services programme and has been tasked with drafting its next generation shared services strategy.
The programme will also be tasked with rooting out and dismantling organised crime networks that sell fake brands of drugs.
Each programme participant is either a senior executive or business owner, tasked with completing a change project in his or her own organisation.
Clive Dickens, the programme and operations director of the station's new owner Absolute Radio and a former executive with Capital Radio, is tasked with building a new brand for the 15-year-old national music station.
In 1991, the Mubarak regime signed Egypt up to a structural adjustment programme administered by international financial institutions tasked with entrenching the free market mantra – "stabilise, privatise, liberalise" – wherever they wielded influence.
