The phrase "deal with the task" is correct and can be used in written English.
Here is an example: "I have a lot of tasks to get through today, but I will deal with the most important one first."
Much depends on the allocation of neural resources to deal with the task.
I will give him the best instructions to deal with the task".
He said: "The Government needs to be sure that the force is well-resourced enough to deal with the task in hand.
When the schedulers deal with the task slices, the device load state is considered.
Only recently methods trying to deal with the task of separating different instruments in monaural musical signals have been proposed [14 18].
Using this methodology, the information coordinators deal with the task of storing distributed information about the location of the documents, while working as servers for the cluster to which they belong.
According to the characteristics of emergency tasks, a strategy to deal with the tasks of different emergency levels and various quantities was proposed.
Work also boosted their self-esteem because they could deal with the tasks they were assigned there.
The paper authored by C. Zhang et al. deals with the task of estimating the visual display terminal (VDT) mental fatigue.
The association phase of the proposed approach deals with the task how to recognize all couples of TOA estimated from both receivers in such a way that they produce, after localization process, the true target positions and no the ghost targets.
Esty has dealt with the task of helping the Newtown community overcome unspeakable loss, and much of her approach to serving in Congress has been shaped by her interactions with families from Sandy Hook.
