The phrase "a task for future" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "a task for the future" to convey the intended meaning.
Example: "This project is a task for the future, as we need to focus on our current priorities first."
Alternatives: "a future task" or "a task for later."
As a task for future eruptions, we here note difficulty of juvenile material identification in continuous eruptive activity (e.g. vulcanian stage in the 2011 eruption).
Therefore, designing a suitable solution to improve TCP performance in multi-hop wireless networks is still a task for future research.
However, since several different resolutions occur, setting the right amount of noise λ is not trivial and remains a task for future research.
If she failed in that endeavour, she at least prescribed a task for future work: to say whether it is indeed a prejudice or a decisive obstacle to the possibility of practical knowledge and the theory that intention involves belief.
Describing the technicalities is primarily a task for future planning, but already now it is possible to set some 'performance standards' for the standoff (or buffer zone) between general vehicle traffic and the FGC.
b Of course, we can use other parametric discrete/continuous distributions, and one of them may achieve better performance, but pursuing such distributions is a task for future work.
That's not a task for the future – it's a task that starts now.
These issues are not fully resolved, and a task for the future may be to test possible answers to them.
Theoretical understanding of how and why subjects are so well calibrated in these experiments with large numbers of items must be a task for the future.
Against the background of this common and potentially life-threatening condition, the standardization of the treatment of lithium intoxication is definitely a task for the future.
A task for the future is therefore to investigate and develop new hydrogels belonging to this family in order to satisfy diverse needs of restorers.
