The phrase "appearance of task" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a task is presented or perceived visually or conceptually.
Example: "The appearance of the task was misleading, making it seem easier than it actually was."
Alternatives: "presentation of the task" or "visual aspect of the task".
Thus, the order of appearance of each task in Table 1 also represents the fixed order of testing for all subjects in this study.
They guys come out in Guys & Dolls-style gangster suits with wide pinstripes. it was so out of appearance with their task as enforces of morality and the law, I imagined it was a clue.
6 The appearance of these two task forces coincided with the emergence of evidence-based medicine, which allowed for the incorporation of new methods of bibliographic review.
Initiation time measured the duration from the appearance of the message until task initiation.
When several minutes, hours, or days intervene between the prospective memory instructions and appearance of a prospective memory cue, task performance is likely to reflect prospective memory proper but this single binary outcome trial is inefficient and much less reliable than continuous indices used to measure retrospective memory [1], [12], [16].
In 2014, the appearance of armed officers on routine tasks sparked a row but Mr Gwynne said the force had learned from the experience.
To avoid any appearance of political meddling or favoritism, the task force planned to publish its recommendations after the November election.
Bland, B. H. et al. To move or not: previous experience in a runway avoidance task determines the appearance of hippocampal Type 2 sensory processing theta.
Participants were instructed to respond upon appearance of items from the classification irrelevant task category (clothing or vegetables).
In the underground, revolutionaries of all stripes, from populists to social-democrats, relied on siblings, spouses, children and parents to help them conduct party tasks, with the appearance of domesticity regularly thwarting police interference.
