"clerical tasks" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to tasks or duties that are typically performed by clerical or administrative workers. Example: As an administrative assistant, my daily responsibilities include various clerical tasks such as filing, answering phone calls, and scheduling appointments.
Some did clerical tasks, like photocopying handouts.
Eventually, interns were recruited to take over these clerical tasks.
Celaton Applies AI to labour-intensive clerical tasks.
Mr. Tillerson has asked some senior officials to do clerical tasks and left many ambassadorships unfilled.
Technology will render many clerical tasks obsolete just as machines once supplanted agricultural, artisanal and manual jobs.
Technology has replaced the typing pool, releasing PAs from routine clerical tasks and creating opportunities to take on new responsibilities.
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Then there are the many niggling clerical tasks--filling out forms, calling insurance companies, obtaining prior authorizations--the annoyances that add an unpleasant grumble to the day.
Ali Akbar Rafsanjani, whose presidential bid was thwarted by the clerical body tasked with vetting candidates, also has endorsed Rouhani.
The results of a Bank of England study, Haldane added, suggested that administrative, clerical and production tasks were most at threat.
"For the UK, roughly a third of jobs by employment fall into each category, with those occupations most at risk including administrative, clerical and production tasks.
