The phrase "a prescribed course of study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in educational contexts to refer to a specific curriculum or set of courses that students are required to follow.
Example: "In order to graduate, students must complete a prescribed course of study that includes both core subjects and electives."
Alternatives: "a mandated curriculum" or "a designated program of study."
Unity ministers must complete a prescribed course of study and be approved by the Association of Unity Churches.
He attended Oxford until he was once again pushed toward a prescribed course of study, at which point he quit school again.
While this figure may have been somewhat inflated (it appears reasonable to speculate that some students may not have been willing to divulge their true intentions as, for instance, government funding may have depended on their declared aim to complete a prescribed course of study), it is of interest to explore the unexpected large disparity between intended and actual completions.
Historically, the model under which the professions operated involved conferral of professional status upon a practitioner following completion of a prescribed course of study and practice.
The study investigated if a patient education leaflet given in addition to a prescribed course of antibiotics could increase compliance rates; no significant improvements were found.
The communal children, male and female, were presented to the ruler when they were about 10 years old and proceeded to a prescribed course of training.
After moving in, Moon began a prescribed course of Heminevrin (clomethiazole, a sedative) to alleviate his alcohol withdrawal symptoms.
All members of the group started together and followed a prescribed course of six sessions, with follow-up weighing sessions at nine and 12 weeks.
The eligibility criterion for steroid resistance or intolerance is defined in recognition of a reluctance of nephrologists to routinely administer a prescribed course of corticosteroids to all patients because of the potential for serious adverse events.
In a 'real-time' survey from the UK, just under half of secondary school students and three quarters of primary school students completed a prescribed course of oseltamivir [ 19].
As they grew older, their lives adhered to a prescribed course: marriage quickly followed by motherhood.
