"undertake physical activity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to express the idea of performing or engaging in some type of physical exercise. For example, "I try to undertake physical activity three days a week for my health."
More than half of doctors said they had not had any training about encouraging patients to undertake physical activity.
At present only about 18% of disabled adults undertake physical activity for more than 30 minutes a week, compared with 38% of non-disabled adults.
On Monday the Seville festival announced that, following eye surgery, Mr. Maazel had been advised by his doctors not to undertake physical activity for four to six weeks.
The Saudi regime, which closed private gyms for women in 2009 and 2010 and severely limits women's ability to undertake physical activity, has been under mounting international pressure to adopt a more liberal approach.
Sport England says 362,000 more disabled people now play sport than in 2005, but it is estimated that only 18% of disabled adults undertake physical activity for more than 30 minutes a week, and those with impairments are still around half as likely to be active than their able-bodied counterparts.
These biological factors could reduce the willingness to undertake physical activity because of early tiredness and a reduced ability to perform physical activity.
Controls with these conditions may have been less likely to have physical jobs such as farming or undertake physical activities such as gardening.
However, we did not find any discussions recorded around how an inactive child could undertake physical activities within the constraints of their disability or how adaptive equipment could be accessed or modified activities learned.
The recent advancements and rapid uptake of remote communication technologies offer new and flexible opportunities for supporting patients accessing health services to undertake physical activities appropriate for their existing conditions in the context of their daily lives [ 27].
A key step in the development of effective intervention strategies to assist inactive patients with musculoskeletal disorders to become more physically active is to understand their perceived barriers to undertaking physical activity in their everyday lives.
What are the perceived barriers to undertaking physical activity or exercise?
