The phrase "affairs task force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or committee formed to address specific issues or tasks related to affairs, often in a governmental or organizational context.
Example: "The government established an affairs task force to tackle the rising concerns about public health and safety."
Alternatives: "issues task force" or "matters task force".
"This is definitely something that needs to happen, and the House has shown real leadership in moving it as quickly as it did," said Gregory V. Serio, the superintendent of insurance for New York State and the chairman of the governmental affairs task force of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
A Wales Office spokesman said: "Minister David Jones has been leading a Wales Office rural affairs task force into studying the particular economic needs of rural Wales.
He vetoed the formation of an African American affairs committee and a task force examining how to get equal pay for women because he thought they were a waste of time and money.
Stacey Long Simmons, director of public policy and government affairs at the LGBTQ task force, said the absence of dignity and safety for transgender and gender-nonconforming people is an issue.
Ron Seeber, vice provost for land grant affairs, discusses the goals of the management sciences task force reports, Dec. 2 in G10 Biotechnology Building.
Mike Deering, Suffolk's director of environmental affairs, said that the county was assembling a task force to outline the river's problems and come up with a solution.
The Ministerial Council on Education, Employment, Training and Youth Affairs was told in 2000 by a special task force that only 20percentt of Aboriginal students met reading standards, and fewer than 30percentt met writing standards.
Waiting for them were APA President-elect Dr. Ronald Levant, APA public affairs director Rhea Farberman, APA Public interest director Dr. Henry Tomes, and task force member New York psychologist Dr. Nina Thomas.
Secretary of State Hilary Clinton had the good sense to create a task force to look into youth affairs (with Ronan Farrow, a prodigious -- and himself young--force in global youth issues) because she understands the burgeoning importance of youth to the structural integrity of governments worldwide.
These questions were put by members of Parliament's constitutional affairs committee to Jonathan Faull, head of the Commission's task force for strategic issues related to the UK referendum, in a debate on Thursday morning.
Legal, marketing, communications, public affairs and IT should all be part of your IP task force.
