The phrase "also the task of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a particular responsibility or duty is included among others.
Example: "In addition to managing the project, she is also the task of coordinating the team meetings."
Alternatives: "also the responsibility of" or "also the duty of".
Whether it involves a big-screen TV's resolution, a digital camera's megapixels, a computer's gigahertz or a stereo's wattage, shoppers face not only the challenge of understanding new technology concepts, but also the task of figuring out which numbers or claims they should heed.
It is also the task of the philosophy of history to detect bad history or explanations that pass themselves as historical whilst they are not.
Such reliability doesn't come cheap, and there's also the task of placing the fixtures and the electrical work, both of which can require a significant time (and financial) investment.
It is also the task of the moderator to place the results into a wider context and encourage the participants to seek out connections between separate ideas and themes.
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Also, the task of being a chef, a professional chef, is not only about culinary artistry but also about being a boss, running a team, keeping costs in line, and maintaining a small army that can "win the war" of the restaurant business.
Process p i, besides performing its tasks according the algorithm, also performs the task of the non-recommended process.
GPs also valued the task of addressing lifestyle issues, but their independence was more important, which was also shown in a negative attitude to change.
He said Rees would also have the task of tackling the problem of housing.
He was also given the task of striking a peace deal with the southern rebels.
Mr. Darling also has the task of tackling growing congestion on Britain's roads.
