The phrase "about the tasks that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to specific tasks or activities in a broader context.
Example: "We need to have a meeting about the tasks that need to be completed by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "regarding the tasks that" or "concerning the tasks that".
Asana has built-in reminders about the tasks that have been assigned and completed and are over due.
Business process models are abstract models which additionally contain key information about the tasks that are being carried out to achieve the company's goals, and two notations currently exist for modelling business processes: the Unified Modelling Language (UML), through activity diagrams, and the Business Process Modelling Notation (BPMN).
Where a gatekeeper talks about the tasks that need to be accomplished the buyer talks about the strategy behind the tasks.
Further instrument development is needed to develop items that inquire about the tasks that need to be handled by a nurse versus an aide as the most appropriate helper, and the perceived urgency level of each call light use reason.
"We pick up dozens of wireless intercepts between them and their Pakistan-based headquarters about the tasks that they undertake," he said.
The interviews contained questions about the tasks that workers complete; the heat conditions they face; strategies for reducing heat-related health effects; the possibilities for measuring worker productivity; health effects and heat stress in future studies; and whether or not they considered it important to conduct research about heat-related health conditions.
Provided that students are clearly informed about the task that is required of them, digital storytelling is useful as an all-round skill development tool; the use of digital storytelling can therefore reinforce various complementary skills.
"We will be up against a Donegal team, who will be playing in their fourth consecutive Ulster final so we are under no illusions about the task that lies ahead of us".
So the pain of driving away this year wasn't from a frustration about all the tasks that I didn't get done, but a sadness that it all seems to be going by so fast and that I'm struggling to drink it all in, commit it to memory, and cherish the moments we have together.
