The phrase "a taskforce at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific task force that is associated with a particular organization or location.
Example: "The report was submitted to a taskforce at the Department of Health to address the ongoing crisis."
Alternatives: "a task group at the" or "a working group at the".
All study participants provided written informed consent and were informed of the study by the VCT taskforce at the Kenyan National AIDS and STD Control Programme, which gave explicit permission for meeting minutes to be reviewed.
Edwina Currie said: "I wish we had never seen hide nor hair from him", 26 years after she rubber-stamped his appointment by a civil servant to a taskforce aimed at improving the high security hospital's governance.
Shortly after the elections, the NPP appointed a taskforce to spearhead the design of the NHIS.
A taskforce within the industry department is looking at ways to improve the fuel efficiency of cars and trucks.
Formal regionalization of adult critical care in the United States has been under study since at least 1994, when a taskforce of the American College of Critical Care concluded that regionalizing critical care is likely to improve patient outcomes and called for more research in the area [ 6].
First, these policy positions were arrived at by a taskforce kept at arm's length from government.
One of her last moves as HMRC chief was to set up a taskforce aimed at cracking down on tax avoidance in the adult entertainment industry, including lap-dancing clubs and escort agencies.
The government is to immediately seek talks with European officials over Scotland's place in the union, and has set up a taskforce to look at paving the way for a "likely" second referendum on independence.
David Cameron is to set up a taskforce to "look again" at the government's strategy for dealing with extremism and radicalisation.
