"respond a task" is not grammatically correct.
It should be "respond to a task." This phrase is commonly used when someone is given a specific task or assignment to complete and they need to provide a response or answer to it. For example: - "Can you respond to this task by the end of the day?" - "Please make sure to respond to each task individually." - "I'm having trouble responding to this difficult task."
Fox News then let its decision team respond, a logistically difficult task considering it was holed up in a room about 30 yards down the hall from the studio.
Now a group of Italian-based scientists have demonstrated that horses are not only capable of reading human actions but can also change the way they respond to a task based on their own experiences.
Our EP data also showed that participants with higher tPAS and PAS scores took longer to respond in a task involving self-projection in time, and activated the right temporo-parietal junction, the left anterior temporal lobe and the occipito-temporal cortex bilaterally for a longer time.
I know we live in a rush- rush society and I do believe that we need time for slowdowns often, but I also value responding to a task quickly, and Africa has shown me how valuable that can be," Kerra Plesko.
The bHR rats exhibit enhanced acquisition of cocaine self-administration relative to bLR rats [ 5] as well as increased impulsivity (for example, reduced behavioral inhibition or increased responding on a task requiring inhibition compared with bLR rats) [ 12].
An email that takes an hour to respond to is a task in its own right.
An expert on human performance in extreme environments who studied Binsted's group reported that when conflicts arose the women tended to respond with "task coping" (finding a way to deal with the problem) while the men often reverted to "avoidance coping" (ignoring the problem "in favor of pursuing prolonged exploration while on E.V.A.s").
Gov. George E. Pataki responded by creating a task force of mental health experts to study the system and make recommendations.
Last year, after an ABC News investigation found that 36 swim coaches had been barred by USA Swimming after allegations of sexual misconduct, the U.S.O.C. responded by forming a task force to study the problem.
Mr. Kelly said that the department responded by forming a task force with a plan for forging alliances between the department and clergy members and reducing violent crime, "in the African-American community in particular".
