The phrase "abroad undertake" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Many students choose to study abroad to undertake new experiences and challenges."
Alternatives: "overseas engage" or "internationally pursue".
As an officer, Yudhoyono acquired valuable experience abroad, undertaking the United States Army's Infantry Officer Advanced Course in the early 1980s and training at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College in 1991.
In big cities wealthier students have better access to private tutors, as well as opportunity to study abroad and undertake helpful extra-curricular activities.
Enable recruitment and retention of highly qualified individuals from Canada and abroad to undertake health research training in Canada.
To be sure, several criticisms abound, though not always published: examples of students abroad who undertake roles without appropriate skill set or training; others who display predominantly a vacation mindset [ 21]; also the idea that volunteers spend too little time with the host to add value or have any lasting impact, and instead create more work for already overstressed organizations.
The government says that whites here and abroad have undertaken a campaign to demonize Mr. Mugabe in an effort to derail his plan to force the white minority here to return land that was seized from blacks during colonial rule.
Around 250,000 people are expected to undertake activities abroad with the programme.
Finally, in order to project a positive image abroad, China began to undertake greater international responsibilities by actively participating in United Nations peace missions.
"Second, the civic advocates will engage in theoria in the ancient sense: they will undertake missions abroad to countries where corruption has been or is being addressed effectively and then return home with practical ideas for further study and implementation".
One of the nurses suggested that her mother, moved by the experience of another daughter who became a nurse and was already working abroad, pushed her to undertake nursing studies against her own preferences.
As Chee (2010) points out, when middle class fee paying patients decide to undertake treatment abroad, their domestic health systems lose out, not only financially but in terms of the political pressure that these potential consumers could exert to improve the health system that poorer consumers rely upon [ 28].
