The phrase "a task over which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a task that someone has control or authority over, often in a context discussing responsibilities or assignments.
Example: "She has a task over which she has complete oversight and can make all the necessary decisions."
Alternatives: "a task that" or "a task for which".
I'm aiming to end in Memphis via Indianapolis, somewhere in Kentucky (you decide, hint: I like whisky, or whiskey, or bourbon, I won't take you to task over which – until I've sampled it), and also Nashville.
Nuclear AMRC started with a 480kg piece of aluminium and machined it down to a 55kg piece of engineering artwork, a task which took over 192 hours of intensive effort.
When people aren't given the tools they need to do their jobs, or when they're not given clarity about what success looks like in their part of the business, or when they're required to complete tasks over which they don't have the necessary control...so demoralizing.
As the women in the labor market usually perform tasks over which they have little control and high demand, it would be relevant to consider women's sense of coherence in future investigations [ 50].
The task of the club was initially to create a standard to separate the Cocker Spaniel in America from other types of land spaniels, a task which would take over 20 years, only being completed in 1905.
After landing on the beaches, they deployed armed balloons and deterred enemy aircraft – a task for which they largely prepared over seven months in the British countryside, having docked in the north of Scotland.
Field assumed command of "Milne Force", a task force which exercised operational control over all Allied air, land and naval forces in the area, but only when an attack was imminent.
They show that this model can be generalized to both discrete and continuous time cases and that it fits human performance better than a model without adjustable hazard rate, in two very different decision-making tasks – a random dot motion task with within-trial reversals, and a task in which evidence is accumulated over many discrete trials.
A task which we assess as awful while we're doing it can somehow crystallise into a thing of beauty over time.
