The phrase "undertake project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the act of starting or taking responsibility for a project, especially one which requires effort or risk. For example: "The company decided to undertake the risky project, despite the costs and potential losses."
Governments around the world use monetised values of transport externalities to undertake project appraisal and cost benefit analysis.
NCC will undertake project design and construction of a new interchange on the E4 Expressway at Häggvik, north of Stockholm in Sweden.
AMEC has been selected by Apache North Sea Ltd to undertake project management, engineering and procurement for the design and implementation of brownfield modifications to the Forties Alpha platform.
In late May, the 412th was ordered to undertake PROJECT COMET, a nine-city transcontinental mass formation flight.
The secondment provides an opportunity for the staff member to undertake project activities without being distracted from their existing workload.
Frequently participants of focus group discussions (n = 21) would refer to the information and education posters distributed across the community as a key communication tool, and the posters acting as an effective visual reminder for householders to undertake project activities.
Experts in all areas of charity operations undertake projects that encompass all aspects of planning, strategy and delivery.
Lewisham council often forms partnerships with other European cities to undertake projects – a recent example is managing urban waterways.
It is so important, more so for transport than other sectors, because of the length of time it takes to undertake projects.
But he expects that premium prices for naming rights would enable Deere to undertake projects that are too small to be economically practical right now.
The numbers are crucial because the corps is only supposed to undertake projects that provide at least as much economic benefit as they cost in construction.
