"the task of understanding" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used when describing a complex or difficult concept that requires effort to comprehend. Example: The task of understanding advanced calculus proved to be challenging for many students.
However, Spinoza approaches the task of understanding human emotions by a more accessible route.
Scholars since then have turned to the task of understanding how the knowledge was used.
However, applying its principles to for the task of understanding the new Political Islam is innovative.
The task of understanding the cognitive brain brings together researchers from psychology, molecular biology and other disciplines.
Among publicly available systems, the best is probably a Stanford project, called Deeply Moving, that applies deep learning to the task of understanding movie reviews.
World War II and the subsequent evolution of weapons of mass destruction made the task of understanding the nature of war even more urgent.
Since July, I have been their interim chief financial officer, and with that has come the tasks of understanding the same legal issues, international tax structures and domestic tax issues facing many startups that have just completed their offerings.
But note that the intellectual climate of Malebranche's time period was rather different: philosophers were trying to come to grips with the complicated task of understanding the nature of causality given the new scientific developments of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
So they are more likely to try to make things work while assuming responsibility for engaging parents, pupils, teachers and their wider communities in the tricky task of understanding the new normal while maintaining confidence in their ability to provide the sort of service that we, as consumers, have been trained to expect.
Our study may serve as an illustration of the complex task of understanding the evolution of avian extrapair mating systems and sexually dimorphic traits from purely correlative evidence.
Since its founding, the Stanford Humanities Center has built a community passionately engaged in the fundamental task of understanding what it means to be human.
