The phrase "considering undertaking" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing plans or potential actions that are being considered but have not yet been decided on. Example: "Considering undertaking a major renovation project, the couple began researching contractors and obtaining quotes."
The government is also considering undertaking public education campaigns, like television advertisements, and mandating more training for young drivers.
Many of the unions are considering undertaking a coordinated programme of industrial action in the autumn, ranging from an overtime ban to potential strike action, in protest.
The panel recommended refugees be sent to Nauru and Manus Island for processing to deter others considering undertaking the dangerous voyage to Australia.
Senator Rand Paul, a Republican, has said he is considering undertaking a marathon delaying speech known as a filibuster to prevent the resolution moving forward.
Nevertheless, considering undertaking a preventive behaviour is a first step towards behaviour modification and therefore remains important.
Agencies considering undertaking clinical studies in conflict settings should be challenged to justify why the study cannot be undertaken in non-conflict settings.
At the superficial level, the project seems a challenge too large to consider undertaking.
He has considered undertaking similar institutional projects at the Public, including a holiday spectacular.
I strongly recommend that students looking to gain key skills for working life after graduation consider undertaking work placements.
In addition, he said: "The governing council may consider undertaking further non-standard monetary policy measures according to what is required to repair monetary policy transmission".
Finally, Mr. Pfeffer said, the letter writer should consider undertaking whatever preventive maintenance action is prudent now before doing so becomes difficult or even impossible.
