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The phrase "a heavy undertaking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a task or project that requires significant effort, resources, or commitment.
Example: "Starting a new business can be a heavy undertaking, requiring careful planning and dedication."
Alternatives: "a significant challenge" or "a major task".
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A heavy undertaking, to be sure, but they were heartened by the support they've gotten from peers and strangers.
It's a heavy undertaking because of the security needed for an open event where Olympians and dignitaries are intermingling with spectators and local residents.
McQuarrie has directed the fifth "Mission," from Paramount and Skydance Prods., with a blend of midcentury cinema style and modern techno-thriller convention, and it's both a heavy undertaking and fine balance.
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Writing a novel can be a very heavy undertaking, and you never know if you've really finished.
It is a big undertaking.
UNIQ is a big undertaking.
It's a large undertaking.
That's a big undertaking.
They believed that because of this they had a heavy responsibility to undertake safety checks themselves, although these were not recognised or remunerated.
Mr. Clinton said he would undertake a heavy regimen in battleground states.
We have undertaken a heavy load of legislation, a load we do not intend to repeat because we do not share the socialist fantasy that achievement is measured by the number of laws you pass.
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