The phrase "to undertake a challenge" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when you want to suggest or describe someone's willingness to take on a difficult task. For example, "The new CEO was eager to undertake the challenge of improving the company's customer experience."
Participants use a pedometer to undertake a 6-week physical activity challenge, with personalised daily step count goals set in consultation with a physiotherapist.
If we are to undertake a similar analysis for neuropathy, the challenge is going to be in relation to the tests used to define nerve damage.
"These circumstances have challenged Congress to undertake a careful and sensitive review of proposals that will preserve the sanctity of marriage in our country," she said.
Preparing and presenting the Bangladesh case study for a meeting on the work of the Consortia in Liverpool in 2009 challenged us to undertake a deliberately reflective approach to this work and what it is trying to achieve.
Perhaps it was long overdue for a stellar RNA researcher such as James Darnell to undertake such a challenge.
Offshore, a blind man was undertaking a challenge to become the first blind man to cross the Atlantic alone; he encountered rough seas and high winds from the storm, causing US$8,000 in damages to his ship over a two-day span.
This week, one of the busiest in the parliamentary year because of Tuesday's State Opening of Parliament, I am undertaking a challenge to look after myself better.
But while confident in her fitness, she acknowledged that she was undertaking a challenge under conditions she could not replicate in training.
A role model for real by undertaking a challenge perhaps more difficult than the Tour de France.
Free-play mode occurs whenever the player is not currently undertaking a challenge or after the player changes levels.
