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The phrase "a task to be left" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a task that is intended to be abandoned or not completed.
Example: "After reviewing the project, we decided that this is a task to be left for another time."
Alternatives: "a task to abandon" or "a task to set aside".
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Five decades is an awfully long time for a task to be left hanging.
But Marley is convinced that, sometimes, it's too important a task to be left to elected officials.
Listen at http:// tinyurl.com/ng4rh4 Eager to comment Compiling a list of the top 500 tracks of this decade might seem like a task to be left until the new year, but in this modern age of bleeding-edge artistic commentary, music website Pitchfork have gone ahead and announced their selection already.
Encouraging our students to pursue MSE careers is too important a task to be left to on-the-job training.
It was too sacred a task to be left to a former Punk magazine editor.
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"While I certainly understand the value of predicting agricultural trends for tea, I believe that that is a task that ought to be left to the private sector, the ones that benefit from this kind of information".
Training newcomers to fly genetics is a complex and time-consuming task but too important to be left to chance.
This is not a task that can be left much longer.
I am all for holding Fox accountable (disclosure: I appear frequently on its air), but that task should be left to the DNC or other political allies.
That task will be left to the White House.
His limited vision allows him to make out high-contrast objects but not in any detail, and highly technical tasks must be left to his assistant.
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