The phrase "as a central task" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the importance or primary nature of a specific task within a larger context or project.
Example: "In our project, developing a user-friendly interface is identified as a central task that will drive user engagement."
Alternatives: "as a primary objective" or "as a key responsibility".
Consequently, software integration into the online environment is explored as a central task.
The best leaders, Jim Collins says, worry most about the business, not themselves, and regard as a central task handing on a healthy organisation with a strong new leadership team.
He described the consolidation of identity as a central task in normal adolescent development, when previous identifications and introjections had to be shed and transformed in a process that is called an identity crisis.
Echoing the concept of 'Health in All Policies', chronic conditions pose great financial, social and health threats to all communities and addressing them can be seen as a central task for many ministries and all levels of government (11).
As Watson puts it, "a central task of public reason arguments, in the context of social hierarchy and inequality, is to expose the ways in which background conditions (inequalities) undermine the necessary conditions for reasonable deliberations among citizens to occur" (Watson 2007, 470).
As a consequence, functional integration becomes a central task in the development process, to avoid unforeseen interaction.
Elucidation of genetic bases underlying economically important traits, such as growth and reproduction, has been a central task in bivalve genetic and breeding studies for the purpose of genetic improvement.
More precisely, as this method has been designed for Gaussian white noise, a central task is to develop suitable modifications that effectively deal with Poisson noise.
Given a problem described as a set of rules or constraints, finding solutions that satisfy these constraints is a central task in the area of artificial intelligence.
In such cases, providing financial support to component suppliers is a central task of innovation networks.
In poems like this, and in her finest descriptions (as when a newborn's "clear vowels rise like balloons"), Plath makes strange what should be familiar — which is, after all, a central task of poetry.
