The phrase "a usual task" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a task that is commonly performed or expected in a particular context.
Example: "Completing the monthly report is a usual task for our team."
Alternatives: "a common task" or "a regular task".
A total of 120 secondary school students analyzed landscapes – a usual task when studying Geography – in one of twelve experimental conditions (process/performance instructions × control/rubric/script self-assessment tools × mastery/performance feedback) through three trials.
Under the assumption that there is an infinite sequence of non-smooth impacts (which assumption is generally satisfied during a usual task, e.g., when the mechanism is actuated by a constant torque), it is possible to design an observer that asymptotically estimates also the position and the velocity of the non-actuated gear.
Dolphins have been shown to look more at familiar humans facing them if they behave in an unexpected manner during a usual task [4].
Critical decline implies an inability to perform a usual task, such as driving or using a microwave oven.
Read Trafigura's statement here On a July day in 2006 workers at the port in Amsterdam began their usual task of removing "slop" from a ship that had sailed to the Netherlands from Algeciras in Spain.
In this study, specialist roles were able to document varying levels of cardiovascular diseases risk among 78% of new episode consumers compared with 3% at the CMHS where MM was a usual work task of case managers.
Specifically, they could search suitable jobs with a minimal number of clicks and in less time as compared to the usual task completion rates reported throughout the literature.
Though she had arresting cameos in "Lost in Translation" and "Brokeback Mountain," her more usual task, in fare like "The Hot Chick," has been to perform CPR on such dialogue as "It's not every day that your best friend grows a penis" — to be a one-woman rescue team for films that aimed low and crashed before they got there.
And with the current glut of oil around the world, fuel prices are so affordable that even if the reindeer are feeling up to their usual task, Old Saint Nick might just give them the night off and choose to fly with fuel nonetheless.
2) Exhaustion analyzed using two questions from the Center for Epidemiological Studies-Depression, by items 7 ("I felt that I had to make an effort to do usual tasks") and 20 ("Could not go forward with his/her things").
Very exciting and different from the usual tasks of an English teacher – the preparation began!
