The phrase "able to undertake on" is not correct in written English.
The correct expression would typically be "able to undertake" or "able to take on."
Example: "She is able to undertake the project with confidence."
Alternatives: "capable of taking on" or "able to handle."
Chopin was also able to undertake work on his Ballade No. 2, Op.
As the reliability of the instrument is sample dependent, we were only able to undertake analysis on studies where item level data for WEMWBS was provided.
Indeed Varkevisser et al found that researchers within Ministries of health were able to undertake research on management problems they faced in their working environment and successfully implemented recommendations [ 32].
Track operator Network Rail said on Friday that the famous steam locomotive would no longer be able to undertake planned tours on Sunday because safety assessments had not been carried out on some lines in time.
By using the software, the students will be able to undertake these activities and, on completion, the software will tell each student what his/her dominant learning style is and suggest a series of learning strategies.
States such as California may be able to undertake much of this work on their own because they have the economy, size, political will, and power to continue funding the types of programs that alleviate inequality.
Skilled health professionals are able to undertake consultancy research and/or training duties on behalf of the MoH, donor agencies, NGOs and other institutions.
We were also able to undertake a range of sensitivity analyses based on different definitions and inclusion of cohorts with uncertain PMV status.
DTCC is able to undertake internal netting analysis due to having data on essentially all of the CDS market.
Yet as of early 2014, not one of the businesses had been able to undertake fortification.
