The phrase "undertake to comply" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you agree to fulfill an obligation of some kind. For example: "I hereby undertake to comply with our agreement and submit the report by Friday."
It will also monitor legal changes China has to undertake to comply with two United Nations treaties that it has signed but not ratified, on economic and political rights.
On the data protection front, the contract includes a clause stating that both parties "warrant and undertake" to comply with all relevant privacy and data handling laws.
Thus, the approach involves identification of the specific changes and procedures businesses are required to undertake to comply with the various measures.
Likewise, when the United States has undertaken to comply with the decisions of international tribunals, those tribunals' rulings must be treated as law, just as the treaties themselves are.
NSR would likely delay and add cost to thermal efficiency projects at a majority of coal units, including projects undertaken to comply with forthcoming CO2 regulation.
That's because the individual tax cuts are poised to expire in 2025 -- a move lawmakers undertook to comply with Senate rules limiting the impact of legislation on the deficit after 10 years.
By having "voluntarily elected" to list ADRs on a U.S. exchange, Liu argued, Siemens had "thereby voluntarily subjected itself to and undertook to comply with—United States securities laws," including the Dodd-Frank whistleblower provision.
The Buyer undertakes to comply with all prices fixed by the Publisher for fixed-price publications.
After again achieving promotion to the Premier League in 2014 further Ground renovations were undertaken to comply with new regulations include housing for International Media, relocation of the players tunnel and upgrades to seating in the David Fishwick Stand for away supporters.
Meanwhile, fathers should be proactively encouraged to provide information, and possibly dissuade their children from practices often undertaken to comply with a social fashion.
An undertaking to comply with the prime minister's Brexit timetable is not one the Lords can reasonably give, nor one that government should seek.
