The phrase "received the task" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in work or school environments, to indicate that someone has been given a specific assignment or job to complete. Example: "I received the task of organizing the company's annual holiday party."
(2) When the Schedule module receives the task, according to the content of the task (program ID, program location), it downloads the procedures to be tested from a specified location to the local and hands the program over to TaintChaser for analysis.
When an application or user task is generated, the TR abstracts needs of the task in the form of task ontology and passes the description of the task ontology to the DAM; On receiving the task description, DAM gets the available devices by calling the query interfaces of DDM, then compares TR with capabilities of available devices, and ultimately allocates a suitable device to perform the task.
He receives the task of solving three separate, but simultaneous incidents.
However, a murder occurs during the show in front of Apollo's eyes and they receive the task of defending the main suspect, pianist Machi Tobaye, one of the concert's guest stars.
During all assessments the order of tasks was the same, and participants received the same task version at each assessment.
Along with their group profile, the groups received the following task description: "At our university there have been some breaches in integrity recently.
Immediately after open-field testing, rats received the second task of the hierarchy.
By contrast, the non-instructed group received the same task but the capitalized sentence was omitted throughout.
One group first received the water-tube task, where solid objects displaced more water than hollow objects.
