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The phrase "are charged with the task" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when assigning responsibilities or duties to individuals or groups.
Example: "The committee members are charged with the task of organizing the annual conference."
Alternatives: "are assigned the responsibility" or "have been given the duty".
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However, while holidaymakers are lounging lazily by the pool, their colleagues are charged with the task of picking-up where they've left off.
They are charged with the task of becoming experts on one of the three official flu pandemics of the twentieth century, or one of the three additional pandemic flu "scares".
The four others are charged with the task in the US and Canada; in Italy and Asia (from Israel to South Korea); in South America and in the rest of Europe.
The scheme is one of four being reviewed by the London Legacy Development Corporation who are charged with the task of finding a suitable use for the showpiece venue of the forthcoming Games.
Mill believes that representatives are charged with the task of voting, after free and open discussion, their own considered views about what would promote the common good (490).
Road authorities, who are charged with the task of maintaining safe, driveable road conditions during severe winter storm events are coming under increasing pressure to protect salt vulnerable areas (SVAs).
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Bob, being a gardener, had been charged with the task.
Four years ago, the seniors were charged with the task of returning the program to glory.
Some poor reporter was charged with the task of obtaining a denial.
He is charged with the task of turning corrupt, sloppy policemen (straw) into jungle commandos (gold).
Two guests were charged with the task; one neglected to add a key ingredient -- sausages.
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