The phrase "an undertaking given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is referring to a commitment or promise that has been made.
Example: "The contract includes an undertaking given by the contractor to complete the work by the deadline."
Alternatives: "a commitment made" or "a promise provided".
Mr Catterall has referred the matter to Poole Trading Standards which says the matter is being discussed with Dorset Police and they "continue to liaise with the Office of Fair Trading in relation to any potential breaches" of an undertaken given by Mr Lewis in 2007 regarding selling solar panels.
Post election, there was some speculation that conservatives might make a move against Bishop as deputy leader, but that would be an incendiary undertaking, given she enjoys strong support across the backbench.
On rare occasions a museum might lend to a non-museum entity in order to advance new scholarship, especially through a publication; such a show is often tied to a charitable undertaking, given museums' nonprofit status.
Judges also said a previous undertaking given to Mrs Finucane for an inquiry was "clear and unambiguous".
Far more due diligence is required, though gathering material and presenting it in a user-friendly way has proved a major undertaking, given the spectrum of property types and markets.
To assess Graves's over-all accomplishment is a formidable undertaking, given both his prolificacy (more than a hundred books) and the breadth of his erudition (deep linguistic and historical research into a host of cultures, modern and ancient).
That's a complex undertaking, given the large number of drugs that come from India, China and many other countries.
It is a brave undertaking, given the scores of august literary figures who have attempted the task in previous centuries, often obscuring Dante's brilliance in the process.
This involves joint-marketing by labelling flights with either airline's two-letter code.The Europeans, however, are furious about a secret undertaking given by the Japanese transport ministry.
Of course, even if we do organize the study of serendipity, it will always be a whimsical undertaking, given that the phenomenon is difficult to define, amazingly variable and hard to capture in data.
