The phrase "added that the task" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is reporting or summarizing what another person has said, particularly in the context of discussing a specific task.
Example: "The manager added that the task would need to be completed by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "mentioned that the task" or "stated that the task".
It should be added that the task is the same one that faced his predecessors, Tim Farron and Nick Clegg.
Pressley added that the task force is finalizing its report, which will then be evaluated by the D.C. government.
Mr. Gottfried added that the task force called for state spending on short-term measures to reach as much as $50 million annually.
For her part, Ms. Joyce said she was pleased but added that the task force was not going to let up.
He added that the task force could recommend tougher restrictions on inspectors who move back and forth between the Buildings Department and jobs in the construction industry, a practice agency critics say breeds cronyism and corruption.
Keith Bowman, an analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers, said the appointment of an outsider provided some hope, but added that the task of the new chief executive was sizeable.
Blaming a general disillusionment with the policies and legacy of New Labour, he added: "That was the task: Ed Miliband had to repair the trust that had been lost.
Mr. Cassidy, of the Cruise Ship Task Force, agreed, adding that the task force also needed to recruit more ships.
He worked on the conversion with colleague Leonard Richardson, who adds that the task took just two days to complete.
She is not touring the United States to promote her latest novel, adding that the task of selling a book is wearing.
But that broader context could not be addressed in this case, he wrote, adding that the "task before this court is a narrow one".
