The phrase "associated task" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a task that is linked or related to another task or subject.
Example: "Before we proceed, let's clarify the associated task that needs to be completed first."
Alternatives: "related task" or "connected task".
For example, if images of the Himalayas are used as cover media, the associated task sequence might be to search specific sites for images tagged with the words "mountain" and "glacier" and download a defined number of images in a set amount of time.
The controller TA will enter the ExecutingThread location when the associated task is executing.
You'll see a collection of emoji-style icons: Some of the trophies may be unlocked (for instance, you may see 📼 or👆), meaning you've completed the associated task.
That is, a significant adaptation that is acquired in an intermediate ancestor may be lost if the associated task is no longer rewarded in the final environment E3.
The work breakdown structure was not a measurement instrument, but was rather intended to help participants become familiar with the project and associated tasks.
We created auditory scenes in which semantic and emotional congruity of constituent sounds were independently probed; associated tasks controlled for auditory perceptual similarity, scene parsing and semantic competence.
This paper introduces a document-concern-design model to indicate developers their associated tasks to update specific sections of documents during their repetitive work between development and operation.
View a complete list of research projects in which the researcher is currently working within DSRC 2. Within each project, view a time line of all associated tasks.
Nimble now also helps businesses take greater advantage of their Facebook Pages by enabling them to easily create contact records for each customer, tying their business community to contact records in Nimble, allowing communication management across social channels as well as the ability to associate tasks and deals with each person.
Moreover, the animals did not consistently associate task-irrelevant fragments to correct learned categories, even when the fragments were otherwise visually interesting.
First, the relative ease of food no-go tasks reduces confounds associated with task difficulty such as the ego-depletion effects discussed above.
