"pursue tasks" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe situations in which a person puts effort into a job, task, project, or goal. For example, "He set out to pursue tasks that would help him improve his professional skills."
This short rating scale consists of four items addressing domains of coping efficacy: ability to pursue task performance, emotional control, ability to sustain rewarding interpersonal contacts and ability to maintain positive self-image.
The identification of differentially expressed genes to investigate a specific experimental system or the genetic changes associated with a given pathology is one of the most commonly pursued tasks in molecular and cellular biology.
She stayed professional and pursued task-related discussions, abandoning what was once a more personal and social work friendship.
A simulation environment has been built to introduce a centralized architecture, usually employed in mobile robotics to pursue global tasks, in the presence of loss models affecting the communication through robots hops.
The study says people are 30% more likely to pursue unappealing tasks like cleaning when they're in good moods, and that they're twice as likely to seek out mood-boosting activities like exercise when they feel grumpy, Ars Technica reports.
MT: They are models of integrity, unaffected beauty, being utterly in the present, stoic about pain, and tirelessly pursue their tasks without self-regulation.
However, they struggled to focus their work, to find capacity to identify and pursue actionable tasks and to bring about change through commissioning.
The question of how long the caregiver anticipates being able to pursue his tasks as a caregiver will be asked, with answers ranging from less than two weeks to more than two years [ 56].
In our future work, we intend to pursue these tasks: building on our current design, conducting further laboratory testing of design changes, and ultimately testing in live clinical environments.
Mark one or two of those items as things you absolutely must get done that day, and pursue those tasks relentlessly until you get them done.
