The phrase "as undertake" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks proper context or structure to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We will proceed as undertake the necessary steps to complete the project."
Alternatives: "as we take on" or "as we embark on".
Andrew Quinn, United Kingdom, senior Southern Africa correspondent for Reuters, will study the politics, economics and public policy implications of AIDS vaccine research as well as undertake an intensive review of the science of AIDS.
It has also agreed to carry out and document regular inspections of the security of the methods used for the processing of personal data as well as undertake regular audits, where an appointed data processor carries out certain tasks on its behalf.
That is, the contract should make clear that in return for receiving benefits, recipients are expected to look for a formal employment, as well as undertake activities that will improve their skills and employment prospects, including training and participation in public works or community work.
"If a company decides to move to Ireland and has specific scientific issues they are grappling with, they can come to NIBRT and we will help them solve their problems," says Rudd. NIBRT scientists will provide training in the whole spectrum of bioprocessing activities as well as undertake research projects to advance current knowledge of bioprocessing technologies and techniques.
"But in order to succeed in protecting them, we will need to monitor populations as well as undertake research into understanding their biology and the threats they face".
The kits allow medical workers to carry out normal deliveries as well as undertake surgery on the spot in cases of difficult births.
They were crimes as undertaken by Cohen; that's why he faced criminal charges for them.
This is achieved through drinking many different styles as well as undertaking courses to recognise specific flavours.
The redevelopment program is changing that, as well as undertaking projects to revive the sagging business district.
It's been reported that the United States government has provided them arms, matériel and money, as well as undertaking more than $700 million in reconstruction projects in the province.
Davies is currently completing a course to become an associate member of the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment as well as undertaking the relevant training for the leadership programme.
