"undertake a service" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase can be used to describe when a person or organization agrees to perform a certain job or task. For example, "The local nonprofit organization undertook a service to help the homeless population in the city."
NASA has yet to decide whether to undertake a servicing mission to the telescope that would keep it in service until 2011 or 2012.
"Nobody who undertakes a service can do so negligently -- not a butcher, baker, a candlestick-maker or even a broker," said Myron Kirschbaum, Mr. de Kwiatkowski's lawyer.
George Tenet, the director of central intelligence, was a crucial intermediary in building that earlier cooperation and is expected to undertake a similar service again.
In practice environments where collegial interactions are limited, PNs are unlikely to provide full cervical screening and well women's health services and may be limited to providing a technical service; undertaking a Pap smear service as part of a GP consult.
But when the bloom of youth departs the pair at 17, they volunteer for the US Army and join the Oregon trail to California – "weeks and weeks of riding and then turn left at some place I forget" – to undertake a different kind of service.
From age 18, Finnish law requires all men to undertake a period of military service.
To tackle systemic barriers to healthcare provision, a range of solutions has been proposed, including integrated care models such as co-location of physical and mental health services or the use of case managers or other liaison staff to undertake a coordination role between services.
The health secretary will warn an audience of NHS leaders on Thurday that the service must undertake a "fundamental rethink" of how it spends its £110bn budget in order to remain viable in the face of unprecedented demand for care.
Well, it could make a company-wide commitment to offering better customer service and undertake a systemic reform of its business practices.
