The phrase "key undertaking" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a task or project of particular importance to an organization or individual. For example, "The firm's key undertaking this year is to develop a new strategy for the company's growth."
Keeping the Gliders free of sea scum that can slow their speed and interfere with sensors and solar panels is key to undertaking extended missions lest they turn into robotic reefs.
Several key initiatives undertaken are explained and moreover, the encouraging results achieved in our attempt to integrate manufacturing domain knowledge in conventional TM tasks are demonstrated.
The key promise undertaken by the Rudd government was to "close the gap" – an important aspiration, one that is critical if Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are to enjoy the same opportunities as all other Australians.
Key projects undertaken by Harvard faculty included the development of radar countermeasures and the improvement of protective gear for pilots. 8A letter from Franklin D. Roosevelt to Harvard President James B. Conant dated Feb. 7, 1944.
The key steps undertaken by the Neighbourhoods Project in implementing a local place-based prevention model are outlined in Fig. 1.
Later, Landor partnered with graduate students from Wake Forest University's School of Business to conduct secondary research on key actions undertaken by brand owners to enhance performance and identify the strategies and initiatives employed to sustain brand growth over three years.
It outlines the goals set in the Department's five year strategic plan (2012-2016) and the key strategies undertaken in 2013 including the associated activities, outcomes, and target measures for each of the strategies.
The results of the survey revealed key actions undertaken by stakeholders following the dialogue.
Synthetically, the key strategy undertaken was to develop a synthetic route into a viable glucosamine-6- O-triflate, for installation of various phosphate surrogate functionalities.
One of the key initiatives undertaken was the development and integration of COBES into the health sciences clinical degree programs: medicine, dentistry, nursing, radiography, and pharmacy [ 10].
