'undertake visits' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone is going to visit a place or person. For example, "The team of inspectors will undertake visits to different facilities in the region."
In subsequent sessions some practices met regularly to review progress on agreed tasks and a number undertook visits to other practices.
All but one of the respondents had undertaken visits to Uganda to support the programme and were involved with teaching, clinical work, clinical experience, service review and research.
As part of their training, study teams were attached for two days to the Nutrition Rehabilitation Unit in the paediatric department of the National Referral Hospital, Thimphu, where they undertook visits to the nearby Basic Health Units.
Some participants preferred to do their visits in the morning, so that data generated from the visit could be documented in the afternoon; one, however, undertook visits in the evening, because members of the family would be back from work at that point.
Our pilot study shows that for frail patients with chronic diseases, the virtual ward service, with physicians and nurses undertaking visits to the patient's home, results in a significantly greater reduction in the number of admissions via emergency admissions as compared to matched controls receiving the usual community nursing service.
The thematic analysis of the interview data explored the structure of CHW's work, in terms of the frequency and range of visits, activities undertaken during visits (monitoring, referral, etc).
The president is expected to undertake official visits to the prime minister at Downing Street as well as to the leader of the Opposition.
Prince Harry will undertake official visits to the USA, South Africa & Lesotho later this year http://t.co/4gloRHe0yl pic.twitter.com//t.co/4gloRHe0yl
But instead does it make sense to undertake home visits or not?
They would undertake home visits on rotation with duties at the health post.
