The phrase "to undertake construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of starting work on a construction project (e.g. building a house). For example, "The builder agreed to undertake construction of the new home."
The only other European country to undertake construction of express highways before World War II was the Netherlands.
But the Sahadi family, which employs about 45 people, isn't worried about not getting the loan it needs to undertake construction.
However, this reliance on tourism creates pressure to incentivize investors to undertake construction projects which may exacerbate the risk exposure of the local population.
Engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contracts are on the way to become the most usual form of contracting applied by the private sector to undertake construction works on large scale infrastructure projects.
Ohio Wesleyan continues to undertake construction projects.
Given the hurdles that already exist to undertaking construction in the city, it is unclear what the effect of the regulation will be on professionals and homeowners.
And they don't mind long entrance halls when they undertake construction.
Others worry that granting property titles will lead slum dwellers to undertake shoddy construction that could result in disaster.
A Tower Reinvented for Lovers of Fun and Dogs So you're a developer and you decide to undertake the construction of an $800 million 63-story glass tower in the middle of Manhattan.
The private companies with whom the government had partnered, however, were in no position to undertake the construction.
The decision not to undertake the construction of roads connecting coastal towns to the capital was adopted as a deliberate strategy to protect Antananarivo from potential invasion by foreign armies.
