The phrase "aim of undertaking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal of a specific project or task.
Example: "The aim of undertaking this research is to better understand the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "goal of the endeavor" or "purpose of the project".
This study aimed to determine the feasibility of undertaking a smoking cessation trial utilising trained dental hygienists within a secondary care setting.
Broadly, these specialist in-reach services aim to undertake a number of roles including the key role of specialist case finding to identify appropriate patients where screening tools delivered by non-specialists may fall short.
We aim to undertake an indepth exploration of the vaccination decision-making process by identifying important aspects that lead people to vaccinate or not to vaccinate.
We will thus also aim to undertake a systematic review of prognostic studies relating neonatal features to outcome (e.g. childhood disability, neurodevelopmental outcome) thereby establishing a hierarchy of reference standards.
Strategic intelligence is an emerging field of business consulting, which aims to undertake the task of revealing large, complex or complicated issues of transformation in a more understandable form.
This target is also in line with the government's aims to undertake some degree of processing inside the country before exporting and to increase the total share of processed agricultural exports set in the Industrial Development Plan 2015 2025 (Ministry of Commerce 2014; Royal Government of Cambodia 2015).
This study aims to undertake a preliminary evaluation of the relationship between CT of NSCLC and tumour glucose metabolism and stage, which are both recognised prognostic factors in lung cancer.
We aimed to undertake a comprehensive analysis of factors affecting development, time and site of distant metastasis using a Swedish population-based cohort of breast cancer patients.
The aim in undertaking the analysis of the interviews is to take the debate about CED in a novel direction by examining its tensions and complexities in light of the exercise of power relations, asking how these shape what becomes knowledge and how that knowledge is interpreted into the decisions that result from CED schemes.
The present work aims to undertake a systematic review of the scientific empirical articles published in the last decade that have analyzed possible risk factors predicting the perpetration of traditional school bullying in adolescence.
