"practice task" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a task or activity that is designed to help someone practice or improve a particular skill or concept. Example: The students were given a practice task to prepare for their upcoming math test.
Matthew L. Lifflander Hastings-on-Hudson The writer was director of the New York State Assembly's medical practice task force, 1977-78.
Movement controls were the same as in the practice task.
With regard to agonist EMG amplitude, an increase could be caused by the specific demands of the utilized practice task.
In terms of antagonist EMG amplitude, an increment might be elicited by the specific role of antagonist muscles when performing the practice task.
In addition, the observed practice-related changes in muscle activity could be influenced by differences in the used practice task (i.e., maximal versus submaximal effort tasks).
As a consequence, further research is needed to determine whether practice task category (i.e., maximal versus submaximal effort task) influences the relationship between practice-related changes in motor performance and muscle activity in healthy individuals.
Disappointed because the president, ignoring regular practice, tasked only the AKP to form government – as a result of which no government came about.
Such factors include frequency and regularity of practice, task-relatedness and familiarity of required actions and vocabulary, consistency of operation, riskiness of exploring, etc.
One week later, participants underwent fMRI while being tested on the practice tasks.
The first three items were simple practice tasks (e.g. draw a vector that is 4 units long).
It has to pay them to work through the practice tasks, but it results in having a large roster of actual people with the skill set to quickly jump into a new app and identify bugs.
