The phrase "additional tasks such as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing examples of extra responsibilities or activities that complement a main task or project.
Example: "In addition to your regular duties, you may be assigned additional tasks such as organizing team meetings or preparing reports."
Alternatives: "extra tasks like" or "supplementary tasks such as".
Once members have mastered the system, the groups they have formed can take on additional tasks such as providing training in agriculture, health, leadership and business.Members may go on to spread what they have learned to other villages.
The company will also have more power to fire employees for not agreeing to additional tasks, such as overtime shifts.
(N 13) Some nurses reported lacking sufficient time for additional tasks such as keeping pace with new developments.
On the other hand, they also need to consider the fact that additional tasks, such as helping with National Immunization Days or vitamin A distribution, have been a welcome source of incentives.
In an ABF environment, additional tasks such as internal auditing, analysis, and consultation with clinicians require different and additional skill sets compared with the skills required to code competently.
This low rate of acquisition of training to permit nurses to competently undertake additional tasks such as asthma reviews may or may not be representative of other parts of the UK [ 28].
One person was also selected as the project leader to handle additional administrative tasks such as team communication, points of contact, meeting arrangements and documentation, task assignment and follow-up, and quality assurance.
Health care workers have repeatedly shown poor compliance with additional administrative tasks, such as data collection for surveillance [ 20].
We demonstrate additional applications to tasks such as pure phonetic transliteration, generation of mnemonics for complex vocabulary, and topic-based transformation of song lyrics.
It is also suggested that future controllers must utilise additional inputs for tasks such as oximeter signal validation and real-time prediction of hypoxic events.
The resistance of the thera-band will increase as tolerated by the patient and additional upper extremity tasks such as a ball toss will be added to increase the difficulty of the task and challenge the patient.
