The phrase "any additional tasks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to extra responsibilities or duties that may be assigned beyond the usual scope of work.
Example: "Please let me know if you have any additional tasks that need to be completed by the end of the day."
Alternatives: "any extra assignments" or "any further duties".
In addition, each practice was asked to record details of any additional tasks undertaken to deliver LGM (e.g. writing letters to patients and arranging follow-up appointments).
Any additional tasks will be billed according to Zapier's regular pricing schedule.
This created a seamless process where the GDEC environment did not introduce any additional tasks for students to complete during their project work.
For Zapier, every time a piece of data is moved or an action is performed on your behalf, that counts as a "task". Any additional tasks will be billed according to Zapier's regular pricing schedule.
Unlike other systems in Australia, the Canning Flu Tool can collect data from GP records without imposing any additional tasks.
Wait until the hot water in the tank cools off completely before performing any additional tasks or maintenance that may injure you.
In addition, ERPs were recorded to vibratory stimuli without any additional task.
They found that any additional task depressed the subject's accuracy.
Big problems refer to [the idea that] that any additional task makes the vase overflow, a vase which is already full".
Because the onboard computer features an open API (application program interface) and SDK (software development kit), you can program Fleye to do any number of additional tasks, including following other people, conducting search and rescue operations, participating in games of your creation, and training Jedi--think the spherical droid that dodges Luke Skywalker and his lightsaber.
It is also important to ensure that the computer is not running any additional background tasks during encoding as it will incur additional overhead to the processor.
