The phrase "becomes an easy task" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: With practice, speaking in front of a large audience becomes an easy task for experienced public speakers.
... If this preference is a proxy for class if whites don't oppose black neighbors, just the conditions of black neighborhoods then integration becomes an easier task: Improve mixed-race and predominantly black neighborhoods enhancing schools and services and you attract white buyers, increasing diversity and breaking down our walls of separation.
Since, the ontology furnishes the framework with sufficient information based on the change request from the analyst; the process of deciding on implementing the changes becomes an easier task.
It now became an easy task for Tal to hammer the white position with just routinely strong moves.
In practice, not much is heard of the Norfolk command, which accounts for less than a quarter of NATO's common budget; defending the Atlantic sea routes has become an easier task since the decline of the Russian navy.
If this relationship is captured correctly, then (among other goals) designing the right drug for each disease would become an easier task [1, 2].
As the noise level increases, the AO scenario seems to become an easier task than the CO scenario leading to much better optimum values of RMSE, while the CO scenario becomes very similar to the TO scenario.
It's not easy to find the right accessories, but if you know what you're looking for, with time, it can become an easier task.
As more and more of our earthly self comes to be defined by our online profiles and postings, our digital garb, then it becomes a relatively easy task for a computer to replicate that self, dynamically and without interruption, after we're gone.
