"task content" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the details of a particular assignment or job, such as when discussing a project with a colleague. For example, "Let's go over the task content so we can make sure we are both on the same page."
To circumvent the potential endogeneity problem associated with the task content of an occupation, we use as instrument the residuals from a task-wage regression model (TASK kt = constant + hrlWage kt + error term2SRI).
The task content determines how skilled a worker must be to qualify for work in a particular occupation.
A more comprehensive theoretical framework of time management than presented so far would have to involve task content and social influences as well.
Section 5 investigates the task content of occupations.
This allows for examination of the association between employment changes and the task content of occupations.
To assure task content consistency, a topic familiarity questionnaire was used.
Indeed, both of these task contents are reflected in the connected areas.
The problem is that the brain has to multi-task content, vocabulary and delivery in a frankly unnatural way.
This aggregation offers a clear interpretation of the tasks content of the occupations that mainly contributed to the polarisation of the employment structure.
Second, I made methodological progress with respect to previous studies on job polarisation and task specialisation in European countries by measuring the tasks content of occupations from a national survey data instead of relying on US sources, like in the work of Anghel et al. (2014) and Goos et al. (2014).
The manual included exploratory questions on tasks, content and organization of CRM (e.g. "What is the meaning of CRM and patient safety in a psychiatric hospital?"), and questions on future developments pertaining to CRM (e.g. "What activities are planned in the next 12 months in the area of CRM/patient safety in your psychiatric hospital?").
