"carry out task" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to perform or complete a specific task or responsibility. Example: The project manager asked the team to carry out the task of conducting market research before launching the new product.
Scores of zero (inability to carry out task) to four (best performance possible) are assigned for each of the three tasks, and these are summed to create a final SPPB score (range zero to 12).
Assistive devices and robots are developed with the purpose of fulfilling elderly's needs and expectations, compensating their disabilities, boosting their life quality, providing assistance to carry out task(s), whilst maintaining their autonomy [7, 12].
The work situation is comprised of the means and the person(s) who act to carry out task(s) in a working environment in accordance with the conditions set for carrying out the task(s).
"He learned to carry out tasks efficiently".
Totally reliable, he can carry out tasks honestly and efficiently.
Cloud computing enables users to to share resources and carry out tasks remotely.
The clouds themselves are likely to become specialized, in order to carry out tasks more efficiently.
Middleware is a layer of software that acts as a technology translator between the basic computer operating system and the various applications programs used to carry out tasks.
He does not judge those who were assigned to carry out tasks for the Nazis, and Holocaust scholars say that is one reason he is so effective.
"He warned us that we must be willing to carry out tasks in life where we have no chance of success," he said.
At the same time, Frank B. Gilbreth and his wife, Lillian M. Gilbreth, U.S. industrial engineers, began their pioneering studies of the movements by which people carry out tasks.
