"bureaucratic tasks" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to tasks or duties that are related to the policies and procedures of a government or large organization. Example: "The new employee was assigned to handle the bureaucratic tasks of filing paperwork and obtaining permits for the department."
Death has become one of the city's bureaucratic tasks.
The card is necessary for myriad bureaucratic tasks, including marriage, registering children, opening a bank account and entering public university.
A majority of teachers said they spent some or most of their time on "unnecessary or bureaucratic" tasks, and 45% said this aspect of their work had increased.
How can the performance of bureaucratic tasks (such as the design of a health-care overhaul) be infused with charismatic warmth?
The snapshot of their workload is a grim portrait of a profession plagued by long hours and "unnecessary and bureaucratic tasks", according to the survey.
Brazil's cumbersome insolvency system consumes much of a failed business's assets in costs, typically leaving just 17 cents on the dollar.According to Dahlia Khalifa, one of the World Bank report's authors, an important way in which Mexico and other reformers have cut the burden on business is to shift bureaucratic tasks online.
It is a massive bureaucratic task that even the government has got to realise has to be addressed".
Mr. Gates makes a cogent argument for the exercise of patience with Tom Ridge, the director of homeland security; Mr. Ridge is undertaking an immense bureaucratic task.
But their bureaucratic task is but one example of the demands for fees and paperwork with which Dodd-Frank will blanket a vast segment of America's economy.
He added that "enforcement at the border and in the interior of the U.S". and "not another bureaucratic task force" would better solve the influx of children.
Then the health select committee lambasted the CQC for concentrating on the bureaucratic task of registering health and social care providers when it should have been focusing on scrutinising them properly.
