"looking to undertake" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are describing an intention to begin a course of action. For example, "I am looking to undertake a new project to further my career."
"I know of more than 40 multinational companies that have been looking to undertake global and regional headquarter relocations into Britain," Varley said.
This Conference celebrates, showcases and supports health and social care organisations that are looking to undertake both small and large-scale digital change, regardless of what their current level of technological advancement, to make a real impact on the frontline.
"I know of more than 40 multinational companies that have been looking to undertake global and regional headquarter relocations into Britain," Steve Varley, the UK chairman of Ernst & Young, said in May.
We've seen dissonance in some organizations looking to undertake large cost reductions because, while they're trying to reduce their IT, they also want their HR or finance functions to become more efficient.
With more companies looking to undertake digital transformations, cities have also started considering what this same process might mean for key issues related to infrastructure, white collar crime, cybersecurity, energy consumption, and social issues.
Soon after that, Dark Foreigner said he dropped that ideology and adopted extreme national socialism, akin to the norms of the Third Reich, looking to undertake real "fascist activism" in Canada.
His savvy in those departments will likely be called upon as CBS Feature Films looks to undertake projects with a minimum of financial risk.
The White House has accommodated state officials looking to expand Medicaid while undertaking reforms, such as enrolling new beneficiaries into private health insurance plans rather than traditional Medicaid.
He was looking forward to undertaking his mission.
At the same time, big businesses pursuing e-commerce opportunities are now looking to hire companies capable of undertaking bigger projects, according to Adam B. Frisch, who follows the industry for UBS Warburg.
"Nichi Nichi" reports this morning [April 23] that negotiations will be undertaken with Great Britain looking to Anglo-Japanese co-operation in China.
