The phrase "and even undertake" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone is willing to take on additional responsibilities or tasks beyond what is expected.
Example: "She is willing to help with the project and even undertake the leadership role if necessary."
Alternatives: "and even take on" or "and even assume".
Many share an urgent desire to set the historical record straight and even undertake a kind of cathartic re-creation.
A carpenter or autorickshaw driver, for example, can advertise his services, receive and confirm offers of work and even undertake basic commercial transactions through such a site.
In the early 1960s, when Jean qualified as a nurse tutor and took a post as education officer at the Royal College of Nursing in London, the idea that nurses might benefit from a university education and even undertake research was greeted with incredulity, both inside and outside the profession.
Sieghart also claimed his colleagues in the party had told him that "unless he sobered up, he would have to go", adding that "the leader agreed, and even undertook to seek medical advice to deal with the problem".
Since Tony Blair took office, The Economist has been issuing dire warnings, and even undertook the task of informing the newly elected prime minister of "what the voters really, really want" (May 3rd).
The Mamlūks' rise to power was climaxed by the careers of two emirs—ʿAlī Bey and Abū Dhahab both of whom secured from the Sublime Porte (Ottoman government) de facto recognition of their autonomy in Egypt (1769 75) and even undertook military campaigns in Syria and the Hejaz.
We have already witnessed such a situation during the NATO-led operation in Libya, when the countries that supported the arms embargo and even undertook the responsibility to implement it were at the same time delivering arms to opponents of Muammar el-Qaddafi's regime.
In its first year, the Trump administration has done a great job supporting, promoting, and even undertaking positive regulatory reforms in financial markets.
By early 931, the inhabitants of Melitene were forced to come to terms: they agreed to tributary status and even undertook to provide a military contingent to campaign alongside the Byzantines.
Studies carried out by Wik and his colleagues [ 8] had demonstrated that only 30% of compression depth reached a target value of 31 50 mm in the first 5 mins of CPR and even undertook by ambulance personnel, and nearly half of those compressions (47%) did not achieve the adequate depth even under the condition of application of automated feedback system to assist CPR.
Was it ethical to even undertake such an experiment?
