The phrase "as undertaken" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to actions or tasks that have been agreed upon or initiated, often in formal or legal contexts.
Example: "The project will proceed as undertaken in the initial agreement."
Alternatives: "as agreed" or "as planned".
The bank did not mention the Federal Reserve in its one-sentence announcement, which described the move as undertaken "in order to strengthen liquidity management and appropriately control money and credit".
There is growing concern with respect to the effectiveness of auditing of process safety management systems as undertaken by major hazard operators.
Resistivity monitoring generally involves the measuring of DC electric currents, as undertaken near the active craters of Izu-Oshima and Miyakejima volcanoes, Japan (Yukutake et al., 1990; Utada, 2003; Zlotnicki et al., 2003).
While the retrospective application of new standards (i.e. study methods) as undertaken by EFSA [8] is debatable, it is broadly accepted that risk assessment informing regulatory decision-making should be based on the latest state of knowledge and standards.
The latter, as undertaken by current methods, seem unable to achieve the high quality required to produce useful MAbs for any desired antigen because cloning of antibody gene from non-immune donors is inefficient.
The question of sustainability is considered using such a traditional Cost-Benefit Analysis approach, as undertaken in 1988 by a CIPM-Yangtze Joint Venture, and the Mauri Model Decision Making Framework (MMDMF).
AR developed the protocol, AS undertook data collection, AR and AS undertook the analysis.
This is achieved through drinking many different styles as well as undertaking courses to recognise specific flavours.
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.
Dean had form here, having previously run for 350 miles as well as undertaking marathons in sub-zero Antarctica and blazing desert heat.
