The phrase "her task as a" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing someone's role or responsibility in a specific capacity or position.
Example: "Her task as a project manager is to ensure that all deadlines are met and the team stays on track."
Alternatives: "her role as a" or "her duty as a"
Harley, like Constance before her, is dedicates to her task as a psychiatrist – but her womanly soul gets in the way of her dry, masculine goals.
At 11, the violinist Patricia Travers made her first solo appearance with the New York Philharmonic, playing Lalo's "Symphonie Espagnole" with "a purity of tone, breadth of line and immersion in her task," as a critic for The New York Times wrote in 1939.
Roper approaches her task as a feminist scholar, influenced by the social and cultural approaches to the early modern past that have flourished in academia over the past 20 years, and by the lively engagement with psychoanalysis that has been a hallmark of her work since the 1990s.
Many of the people she writes about are still alive and some have the power to make her life, and her task as a leader, more difficult.
The Newport Beach Public Library will host an event with author Eileen Padberg on May 22. Padberg is known for "Out of My Lane: Leveling the Playing Field for Iraqi Women," which concerns her task as a political consultant to draft a plan for Iraqi women to play a part in the rebuilding of their nation in the wake of the Iraq War.
Among her tasks as a contestant on "Rebel Billionaire" were nosedives in a 747 ("I also have a fear of puking," she said) and a long climb up the side of a hot-air balloon on a rope ladder, to have tea with Branson at eight thousand feet.
According to a list of 10 mental health care activities, as for example 'discuss relationship problems' or 'support patients with addiction problems', the GP recorded if these activities belong to his or her tasks as a GP (1 = 'not' till 5 = 'fully'fully
Her task as President is, nonetheless, to find a way to communicate and connect with the public.
Her task as leader was to deliver the vote.
She saw her task as "the incredibly important deflation of pretentiousness and philosophical jargon".
Her task, as she sees it, is to make sure this artistic oblivion into which Argentina disappeared is not permanent.
