The phrase "are increasingly undertaking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a growing trend or frequency of actions being taken by a subject over time.
Example: "Companies are increasingly undertaking initiatives to promote sustainability and reduce their carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "are progressively engaging in" or "are more frequently taking on".
Similarly, specialist performing arts schools are increasingly undertaking singing outreach work with feeder primaries.
A European Commission report, released last year, found that young people in Europe are increasingly undertaking internships on the open market, outside of an educational framework, after graduating or completing professional training.
Under the leadership of the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine, junior trainees from varied medical backgrounds are increasingly undertaking placements in Intensive Care Units (ICU) [1].
As nurses are increasingly undertaking colonoscopy, that will need further evaluation.
Monitoring students' reaction to their learning experiences is an activity that higher education institutions are increasingly undertaking [ 4- 6].
Students within the health professions, public health, anthropology, social sciences, law, and political science are increasingly undertaking part of their training abroad (24– 24).
Initial selection may still be based on epidemiological data suggesting an effect on cancer incidence, but subsequent extensive preclinical studies, using clinically achievable concentrations in models, which are relevant to human carcinogenesis, are increasingly undertaken before clinical trials begin (Scott et al, 2009).
It was reported that HUMC, CAO (Chief Administration Officer), DSC and local politicians were increasingly undertaking the supervision of personnel and health facilities.
Dr Carlos Drews, WWF's director of global species programme, said: "Killing on this scale shows how rhino poaching is being increasingly undertaken by organised criminal syndicates.
