The phrase "appointed for this task" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who has been designated or assigned to perform a specific duty or job.
Example: "She was appointed for this task due to her extensive experience in project management."
Alternatives: "designated for this task" or "assigned to this task."
An attorney or a company executive with no connection to MIT should be appointed for this task.
Instead, Bilal ibn Ribah was appointed for this task and called back Khalid from Chalcis to Emessa, where he was charged publicly.
At the same time, while household income is a necessary criterion for the DG, the main criteria is proof of disability, which requires assessment by a clinician appointed for this task.
Specify clearly in your plan who will do what, and why they're being appointed for this task.
"Knowledge of some basic German is an advantage but not required," says the International Business Academy appointed for the task.
A retired high court judge has been appointed for the task and is expected to submit a report within two months.
As with all guidelines, the document will be periodically updated by a Committee that is specially appointed for this purpose.
Ironically, he had been appointed for these visionary tasks by the very politicians who would later subvert them; one with myopic indifference, the other with unmitigated greed.
Perhaps a representative of a small business or manufacturing industry should be appointed to this task force, too, to reflect more diverse business needs.
Officials have been appointed to this task, but have so far done little to combat either terrorism or their utter mutual mistrust.
If broader institutional reform is not on the cards for now, and the next set of global development goals must take the form chosen by the panel, then all targets should be clearly defined; measurement methods should be specified, and independent experts appointed for the monitoring of tasks.
