"respond to the task" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in instructions, such as "Please respond to the task by the end of the week."
According to Fig. 4, Mary used most of the hour (58.13 min) to respond to the task.
Member of the House of Keys, David Quirk said that Mr Groom's experience meant he was "well placed to respond to the task of delivering a quality service against a backdrop of budgetary restraint".
They are one with what they do and are fully present to respond to the task at hand".
Existing target responses mildly strengthen, and some new cortical locations begin to respond to the task targets.
However, it is also possible that the AD participants equated the blank screen that appeared after 10 seconds as a reminder to respond to the task.
This is the expected outcome were subjects to discover and respond to the task switch at more delayed and variable times.
She was given a graph-writing task (See Additional file 1: Appendix B) similar to the one implemented in the real task session and was requested to verbalize processes and strategies which she used to respond to the tasks.
In contrast, cells fail to respond to the task-relevant stimuli during the tonic mode (associated with a poor level of task performance) [41] [43].
Last spring, the government responded to the task of naming 15 "people's peers" to replace the departed blue bloods with a list that included seven knights, four distinguished professors, a titled lady and various corporate directors and chief executive officers.
Concurrent with think-aloud and stimulated recall interview at the same session during the first and second phase of data collection, how students interacted with the task and responded to the task were observed and noted completely.
In his paper, Yang (2012) acknowledged that "more qualitative analyses, such as verbal protocol and eye tracking data offer more insight into writers' mental operations in responding to the task".
