"established tasks" is a grammatically correct phrase.
You can use it when referring to tasks that have already been assigned or agreed upon. For example, "We must complete all of the established tasks before the deadline."
The health system has established task forces headed by physician experts to establish guidelines and to share best practice techniques with nurses and doctors to improve patient care, he noted.
Political analysts said it seemed unlikely that either Mr. Mbeki or the newly established task force would buckle under the pressure to join Western condemnations of the Mugabe government.
More than 85 communities — from San Jose, Calif., to Wichita, Kan., to Portland, Me. — have established task forces, hoping to stave off catastrophes and help hoarders turn their lives around.
The newly established task force will address suggestions from the PCAST report, but won't necessarily accept them, Holdren said.
Local business leaders, including ski resort executives, established task forces to deal with land use and traffic.
The behavioral path ES → MC indicated that when students established task demands and set goals, they tended to monitor and control the learning process.
The behavioral path ES → ES indicated that when students established task demands and set goals, they tended to remain consistent in co-regulation behaviors.
In this proposal, the nodes, which work together to carry out an established task, report to the other nodes about their cached domains, which let to avoid the updating multicast traffic.
The results show that based on the established task durations a full 54 cassette Divertor refurbishment takes 4536 h, longer than the planned 6-month shutdown scheduled for the task.
WASHINGTON ― In the past three months, President Donald Trump has signed a number of executive orders that didn't actually effect substantive changes, but which established task forces to study policy and, eventually, recommend possible courses of action.
