The phrase "article undertakes" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where an article is said to take on a specific task or responsibility, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The article undertakes a detailed analysis of the economic impacts of climate change."
Alternatives: "article addresses" or "article explores".
This article undertakes a detailed review of research conducted to determine the mechanical properties of laser generated high strength alloy structures produced mainly by powder deposition techniques.
This article undertakes a review of alternative measures and indicators of energy poverty targeted to specific audiences and for particular purposes.
This Article undertakes a comparative analysis of debates related to the legacies of the Lochner era in the United States with contemporary debates in Europe.
This article undertakes to rescue Erie from its critics.
In line with this, the current article undertakes a conceptual analysis addressed by the following research question: are faculty development strategies hindered by the lack of a cohesive view in the research on digital scholarship?
The article undertakes a nonparametric analysis of the high-frequency movements in stock market volatility using very finely sampled data on the VIX volatility index compiled from options data by the CBOE.
This was because this is a 'correspondence' article undertaken by health authority and health insurance personnel evaluating and implementing such schemes rather than a comprehensive review of all risk sharing schemes undertaken as such reviews have recently been published [ 10, 20, 34].
At the level of analysis, there was a preponderance of multi-firm level analysis (88.88%) with only 3 articles representing 11.1% of the peer reviewed journal articles undertaking firm level analysis (Table 2).
The remaining 19 articles undertook primary research with 11 papers using quantitative methodology and the remaining 8 utilising qualitative methods.
Of the 20 articles, only 2 articles (both non IMPACT articles) undertook a formal assessment of whether publication bias or small study effects (i.e. the tendency for small studies in the meta-analysis to give more favourable prognostic effects than the larger studies) may be affecting their meta-analysis.
In this article, Porter undertakes a thorough reaffirmation and extension of his classic work of strategy formulation, which includes substantial new sections showing how to put the five forces analysis into practice.
