"weekly tasks" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to tasks that are completed on a weekly basis. Example: "Every Monday, our team meets to discuss our weekly tasks and project deadlines."
Those who consistently fail to carry out the agreed weekly tasks, she 'lets go'.
The company now believes that you are able to complete your weekly tasks in 40 hours.
Outside of the weekly tasks – a tiresome distraction as far as I am concerned – the narrative has been taken care of.
Mark is active in his local Labour party, but says finding time to do this has meant his wife has had to do many of the other weekly tasks he would have otherwise done.
For the first half of the project, we set people weekly tasks and challenges designed to test their attitudes towards energy in their homes and their energy consumption habits.
I continued tackling my standard weekly tasks, visiting farms and scouting their fields for pests, working on field trials on-site, and setting up interviews with local growers about their interest and willingness to grow broccoli.
"They'd got bored of it," Mario said, "but then they taught me how to do it and that became my weekly task.
This week, I stood in front of Santa Cruz's city hall as a local group that provides medical marijuana went about its weekly task of distributing the drug to the sick and dying.
This should be at least a weekly task, but during the winter you may need to increase the frequency due to the birds spending longer in the house (and therefore fouling the litter more).
In 1958 he appeared on the pop programme Cool for Cats, where he met the actor Una Stubbs, then one of the Dougie Squires Dancers, who were weekly tasked with interpreting hit songs in movement.
Next, create a daily or weekly task list to organize your actions.
