The phrase "as are tasks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that tasks share a similar quality or characteristic with something previously mentioned.
Example: "The project requires careful planning, as are tasks that involve multiple stakeholders."
Alternatives: "as do tasks" or "like tasks".
In general, sample configurations were very similar, as were task perceptions.
Two task orders valued at more than $1 billion, part of an Afghanistan contract under the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs, were incomplete, as were task orders for protective services in Afghanistan worth an additional $1 billion.
Cui is currently based in China, having established corporate offices in Shanghai and Beijing, as well as being tasked to maximize ONE Championship's reach in the mainland as the company begins a massive expansion into the country.
Introverts are described as being task orientated, independent and diligent [ 11], preferring to work alone and maintain control over their environment [ 11, 41].
Stimulus sets were the same for both experiments, as were task conditions except for timing differentials for display of successive dots.
It's as if clubs such as Fabric are tasked with "stopping drugs", but this is nonsensical.
But as one industry observer recently told HuffPost, so long as companies are tasked with monitoring themselves, "there will always be ways to cheat".
Finally, smart contracts could lead to legal industry changes, as lawyers are tasked with crafting or adjudicating auto-executing arrangements.
Retirement planning can be extremely challenging as individuals are tasked with planning for an uncertain time period.
The nursing role is rapidly evolving as nurses are tasked with an even wider range of health care responsibilities.
Teachers are also trying to survive as they are tasked with teaching kids how to take these tests, which they do by digging through past tests, posted online.
