The phrase "responsible for undertaking" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in professional or formal writing to describe someone's role or responsibility. Example: The project manager is responsible for undertaking the planning and execution of the company's new marketing campaign.
A document provided by the Home Office goes on to say: "Landlords or agents who are responsible for undertaking checks and fail to do so, or knowingly allow illegal immigrants to rent their properties will be given a civil penalty.
The Project Officer is also responsible for undertaking an annual census.
MONICA Centres were responsible for undertaking the registration of all coronary events within defined age groups (25 64 years of age, later shifted to 35 64) in both genders over a period of 10 years.
Mr Roberts said it was the health minister who was responsible "for undertaking manpower planning in Wales to ensure there are adequate medical staff to run an efficient health service".
Adam Metallo and Vince Rossi, 3D digitization coordinators for the Smithsonian, are responsible for undertaking this massive project.
Adults over the age of 18 are nonsensical, and therefore, the children are responsible for undertaking challenging circumstances.
In countries such as Canada (pdf), employers are explicitly responsible under OH&S legislation for undertaking risk assessments of domestic violence that extends into the workplace, and for putting preventative measures in place to protect workers from threats or assaults.
By law, individual shareholders were not responsible for actions undertaken by the company, and, in terms of risk exposure, shareholders could lose only the amount of their initial investment.
HR was responsible for and undertook part of the data collection.
Winners will also be responsible for arranging any visas, vaccinations and other steps required for undertaking their travels.
The team works on a rota basis, so I could be the duty officer responsible for our helpline, undertaking home visits, carrying out assessments during one of our introduction weeks or providing centre-based training.
