The phrase "attend to the task" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to focusing on or addressing a specific task or responsibility.
Example: "Please make sure to attend to the task at hand before moving on to other responsibilities."
Alternatives: "focus on the task" or "address the task".
For three hours, Mr. Greene, 33, did just about everything at the fair except attend to the task at hand.
Financially, at a time of tightening budgets, this approach could be sustained only by chipping away at the dwindling pool of investigator-initiated grants to feed a 'military-industrial' behemoth of sorts that will attend to the task.
Subjects were prompted to attend to the task through an intercom system when they failed to respond to two consecutive trials, or when epochs of eye closure exceeded 3 seconds.
Indeed, sequence learning has been demonstrated following stimulus observation alone [ 39] especially when individuals attend to the task.[ 40, 41] In accordance with these findings we cannot rule out the possibility that untrustworthy proprioception was compensated for by paying greater attention to target motion.
Mak warned that until Adam had a permanent family he would not be able to "attend to the tasks of being a child".
Finally, within our own fraught region, we should better attend to the tasks of regional institution building.
Walden, A Game, simulates the experiment-in-living made by Henry David Thoreau at Walden Pond in 1845-47, allowing players to walk in his virtual footsteps, attend to the tasks of living a self-reliant existence, and discover in the beauty of a virtual landscape the ideas and writings of this unique philosopher.
In this way, perceptual cues discouraging the grouping of face parts may serve to similarly disrupt the employment of object-based attention, facilitating participants' ability to selectively attend to the task-relevant face part, resulting in a decrease in indices of holistic processing.
Rochester L, Hetherington V, Jones D, Nieuwboer A, Willems A-M, Kwakkel G, Van Wegen E. Attending to the task: interference effects of functional tasks on walking in Parkinson's disease and the roles of cognition, depression, fatigue, and balance.
These last few days, as Dave and I have slowly begun attending to the task of sorting out their things at home, have shown me that it was this, above all, that Win couldn't face.
Increased activation in the go vs visual control comparison was found in the bilateral motor and medial premotor cortices associated with the action of the button press response, as well as parietal regions attending to the task of identifying the visual field.
