The phrase "a subjective task" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a task that is based on personal opinions, feelings, or interpretations rather than objective facts.
Example: "Evaluating art can often be a subjective task, as different people have varying tastes and preferences."
Alternatives: "a personal task" or "an opinion-based task".
Assessing HRQoL is a subjective task that involves a complex cognitive process which is influenced by the subject's bio-psycho-social factors, such as personality and health status [ 14].
This is because smell detection is a subjective task by nature.
On average, agreement reaches about 60%, revealing that the recognition of terminological units is a subjective task.
One may then speculate that code smell detection is a subjective task by nature, as its adoption is dependent on human evaluation.
Image processing can be a subjective task, where personal taste for brightness, contrast, and color influence the end result; the instructor's guidance helped students understand that there is no single standard for the end product but, instead, a wide variety exists that must fall within certain accepted parameters (good focus, dark, and detailed images).
This, we felt, would make barrier mapping a subjective task unless substantive work could be done to explore the extent to which interventions address specific barriers.
The assessment of the quality of a video summary is a strong subjective task.
Assessing aesthetic appeal of images is a highly subjective task and has attracted a lot of research interests recently.
This can be an inherently subjective task, and an effective strategy may involve estimating the required sample sizes over a range of possible effect sizes.
Ranking across different eras and weights is a whimsically subjective task, but Froch's name is not out of place just below post-war greats such as Lennox Lewis, Calzaghe and Ken Buchanan and alongside the likes of Eubank, Nigel Benn and Lloyd Honeyghan.
Diagnosing depression is an inherently subjective task, said Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman, the president of the American Psychiatric Association.
