The phrase "a task increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an increase in the number or complexity of tasks assigned or expected.
Example: "Due to the new project, we are facing a task increase that will require additional resources."
Alternatives: "an increase in tasks" or "a rise in task volume".
One study found that even defining "where" and "when" parameters of a task increases one's likelihood of completing it.
However, when the complexity of a task increases activation becomes more bilateral (Klingberg et al. 1997; Helton et al. 2010).
In other words, as the time spent processing a task increased, CMRO2 values became more similar to those at rest.
Webb gave Reedy a daunting task: Increase software output fourfold while just doubling staff.
Interestingly, those authors found that posing web-search rankings as a classification task rather than a regression task increased the performance of a gradient boosted regression tree model, confirming our hypothesis in constructing the current Pegasus classifier.
Increasing the attentional aspects of a movement task increases the magnitude of the RAP [98].
In a Sternberg task, increased power in θ and γ during the retention interval was shown to be synchronous in the left frontal area between electrode pairs Fz and Fpl for verbal stimuli but not for irregular rectangular stimuli [ 20].
The idea is that completing an altruistic task increases your sense of productivity, which in turn boosts your confidence about finishing everything else you need to do.
Here, we examine whether the opportunity for turn-taking in an experimental task increases the frequency of helpful (prosocial) behavior within familiar pairs of unrelated chimpanzees, Pan troglodytes.
Factors such as similar time between actual execution and mental performance of a task, the increase of regional cerebral blood flow and also the vegetative activation, all suggest that mental practice imitates physical performance of a task.
