"define the task" is a grammatically correct phrase and it can be used in written English.
It is often used when someone is asked to clearly outline or explain a specific task or assignment that needs to be completed. Example: "Before starting the project, please take a moment to define the task at hand so we can all ensure we are on the same page."
We formally define the task of discriminating between organic and promoted trending memes.
It declares an unconventional hermeneutical approach to art: "if we define the task of hermeneutics as the bridging of personal or historical distance between minds, then the experience of art would seem to fall entirely outside its [hermeneutics'] provenance" (PH 95/97).
Skittish pilots aside, daunting doesn't even begin to define the task at hand.
There are two distinct regimes in which the network is trained, or in other words, two ways to define the task on which the network is trained.
Design attributes of the product define the task and product constraints; the cognitive and biomechanical constraints are defined with the user.
Therefore, Argo is not only a collaborative and modular system of information extraction that links the manual and automated annotation of textual documents, but it also allows the curators to build workflows (processing pipelines), which define the task at hand.
You define the tasks and set the app to measure how long you spend on them.
Only then can the leaders and peoples of South America, arguably the world's most dynamic continent today, clearly define the tasks ahead of us so that we might consolidate the advances toward international unity achieved in the past decade.
A redundancy formulation is used to define the tasks.
We also define the tasks between the STAs and the APs, such as association and authentication, as transactions.
As in controlled experiments, the researcher can assign participants to groups, select the route and define the tasks, but the participants are given more freedom when it comes to if, when, where and how to perform the tasks.
