'social undertaking' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase used to refer to a project or activity being done for the benefit of society, usually by a group. For example: The organization planned a social undertaking to help the homeless in their community.
Often learning is a social undertaking, and talking with friends and your teachers and mentors and parents is an important part of the process.
Best of all, though least likely to generate headlines, is the committee's insistence that, from childhood, we all "need to be equipped in general with sufficient digital literacy", and that social media companies pay "an educational levy" to fund this formidable social undertaking – from primary school onwards.
Creating solutions for others, even if it's for the purpose of turning a profit, is an immensely social undertaking.
Yet when covering something like the Affordable Care Act -- probably the largest social undertaking in our country since the creation of Medicare and Medicaid in 1965 -- I somehow find myself expecting a different standard, especially when we look to these outlets as a forum for general dialogue and discussion.
Traditional educational models based on individual examination and assessment are potentially in conflict with the growing recognition of science as a social undertaking [ 6].
On ownership and regulatory issues had a mean rating of 3.93 or Agree, this can be attributed to the structure of social entrepreneurship undertaking considering that some are structured as non-profits.
American minister who, after a productive career in Christian social service, undertook a second successful profession in urban sanitation.
Records of a social study undertaken by John Embree and his wife Ella Embree Wiswell of Suye-mura, a Japanese village, from 1935-1936.
Newly-qualified social workers undertake an Assessed and Supported Year in Employment (ASYE) under the supervision of a more experienced social worker.
There are not many recent movies that match, for example, the social criticism undertaken by George Romero in his Living Dead cycle.
Important social changes undertaken by Naḥḥās's government included initiatives to raise the minimum wage of farmworkers and more-lenient laws regarding labour unions.
