The phrase "attempt to undertake" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the effort to start or engage in a particular task or project.
Example: "We will attempt to undertake the new marketing strategy next quarter."
Alternatives: "try to initiate" or "endeavor to start".
But she threatened to veto any Palestinian attempt to undertake "unilateral campaigns at the United Nations".
In addition, we did not attempt to undertake any technological tasks for anyone else during the project.
Then how would you characterize the attempt to undertake limited wars, like the Gulf war in 1991 or Bush's threatened war against Iraq now?
The video underlined Australia's concerns about citizens who left the country to fight with Isis in Iraq and Syria, she said, because the participants would become radicalised and could attempt to undertake terrorist acts upon their return.
I am going to attempt to undertake this challenge myself.
When you attempt to undertake a several thousand kilometer motorcycle journey through a series of foreign countries, it is best to adopt an attitude of extreme indifference.
The origins of the 'planning' lie in the regional sciences and attempts to undertake social engineering of land use occupancy.
Although these experimental data are promising, further study will probably be necessary before attempting to undertake clinical trials using external beam radiation therapy for patients undergoing peripheral anastomoses.
We discuss several challenges and lessons learned and implications for prevention practitioners and researchers attempting to undertake similar international dissemination projects.
In response to these results, the CTC has put some specific advice together to help cyclists and HGV drivers to share the roads happily – never, ever attempting to undertake a lorry is a crucial tip!
