"participate in this task" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about someone taking part in or helping with a job or activity. For example: "We are all expected to participate in this task."
Six out of seven birds from experiment 1 and 2 participated in this task.
However, the user survey shows that all curators participating in this task were positive or very positive in overall satisfaction (21).
A total of seven teams participated in this task with the goal of applying machine reading systems to answer questions about Alzheimer's disease.
The aim for subjects participating in this task was to correctly map an active tone-frequency range onto a horizontal bar, by selecting a slider position that matches a stimulus tone that was presented to him/her in the beginning of each trial.
The system provided challenge and adventure, motivating children to collaboratively explore and create narratives, empowering each child to actively participate in the task.
The citizens of industrial democracies continue to value their freedom and their opportunity to participate in the task of self-government.
The parent who spends the most time with the child, was asked to participate in the task.
The only criterion to include subjects in this and the subsequent experiments was their willingness to participate in the tasks.
A sub-sample of Study 1, 127 first-year undergraduate psychology students (age M = 23.23, SD = 5.78) from a large, public Argentinian university volunteered to participate in this study and completed all tasks.
The simplicity of that system is attractive, and many of the people who participated in the task force were proponents of it, but Bill Clinton is said to have believed that it was not politically feasible.
MYB participated in the task and designed according to the requirements of article publication.
