"kind of tasks" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "I'm looking for a job that involves more creative kind of tasks, rather than data entry."
The kind of tasks include dressing and basic personal hygiene.
Those kind of tasks make me feel calm.
What kind of tasks will these volunteers be expected to carry out; helping people get dressed, go to the lavatory, wash themselves?
As "Fooling Houdini" explains, Mr. Stone did set himself the kind of tasks that often make books about studied self-improvement so contrived.
The dispute has largely been over the rules in the contract that govern how many stagehands must be called for work, how long they work, and what kind of tasks they can perform.
"Smartwatch users won't spend a lot of time tapping through loads of menus, the smartphone is brilliant for those kind of tasks," says Dave Slocombe, mobile apps product owner at travel service TheTrainline.
The Shelby County case presents the same kind of task.
And it's a task, but it's a wholesome kind of task.
Registering for school became the kind of task in which bureaucracy is wielded with blunt force.
On board, people continue their normal existences, busying themselves with every kind of task and exchange.
It was the kind of task that you would never put a production assistant on".
