undertake a conversion

Frequency: 5.82.0 per million words

To begin or carry out the task of converting something, often a large project.

conversionVERB + NOUN

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undertake

Examples (10)

  • The company plans to undertake a conversion of its entire vehicle fleet to electric power.
  • They undertook the conversion of the old warehouse into luxury apartments last year.
  • Next quarter, the IT department will undertake a massive conversion of our data to a new cloud-based system.
  • Undertaking a conversion of this scale requires careful planning and significant investment.
  • The decision was made that a full system conversion would be undertaken over the holiday weekend.
  • Before you undertake a loft conversion, you should consult with an architect.
  • If the pilot program is successful, we will undertake a full conversion of all our stores to the new layout.
  • The city had already undertaken the conversion of its trams to buses by the 1960s.
  • Our main goal is to undertake a conversion that improves energy efficiency across the building.
  • What are the main challenges when undertaking a conversion from a paper-based to a digital filing system?