The phrase "a tricky task for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a challenging assignment or responsibility that someone has to undertake.
Example: "Completing the project on time is a tricky task for the new team members."
Alternatives: "a challenging task for" or "a difficult task for".
Setting pay is a tricky task for trustees and senior managers.
CHOOSING a new surgeon-general, America's top medical official, can be a tricky task for a president.
"Goddamn!" he has to gasp while jumping to the other side of the room, a tricky task for any actor.
Blocking sites by keywords might be feasible for small networks, but it is a tricky task for larger ones, he said.
That may be a tricky task for two Nassau County couples who have found themselves running husband against wife in Tuesday's primaries.
IT HAS been a tricky task for Kenya's athletics authorities to choose a three-man team for the coming Olympic marathon.
Attracting star free agents, even a homegrown one such as Chris Webber, will nonetheless be a trickier task for Dumars than slinging a produce bag.
It's a tricky task, particularly for republican consultants because if republicans are only talking to republicans, we all know what's going to happen.
But maintaining party unity and passing the government's bills will be a tricky task with so little room for rebellion - and the DUP are sure to make their own demands in return for propping up Mrs May's government.
The solo hackathon experience is a bit different as you can't waste time with the rest of your team or even rely on them for a tricky task — it's just you and your laptop.
Though cereal is certainly appealing for its quick and easy preparation, sorting through the multitudes of options at grocery aisles can be a tricky task if you're looking for something healthy.
