The phrase "a programme to study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific plan or curriculum designed for educational purposes or research.
Example: "The university has launched a new programme to study environmental science and its impact on climate change."
Alternatives: "a course for research" or "a plan for examination".
By sheer coincidence, a programme to study it had just begun, so dozens of the world's telescopes - from visible to radio to gamma-ray - were watching.
The experiment was part of a programme to study the hygrothermal performance of highly insulated envelope parts in situ, in order to investigate whether a good thermal quality (U = 0.2 W/(m2 K)) is achievable with current residential construction practices in Belgium.
"Nasa has placed this problem high on its list of human risks, has initiated a comprehensive programme to study its mechanisms and implications, and will continue to closely monitor the situation," he said.
"Under the terms of the licence, by September at the latest, Devon Wildlife Trust must develop a management strategy to deal quickly with any undesirable impacts which the beavers may have on the River Otter during the trial period, as well as a monitoring programme to study their impacts".
The Division maintains an active research programme to study the distribution, sources and potential effects of food processing on these substances in food.
This paper outlines a full-scale testing programme to study track performance after flooding and, subsequently, during a 2, 4 and 6 week recovery (drying) period.
We did a retrospective analysis of patients enrolled and treated under the national programme to study the outcome.
12 13 Another way is to examine how QICs are amended in their implementation and to develop a programme of research to study a particular QIC in different settings.
To study the prevalence of tobacco use among teenagers, to evaluate a tobacco prevention programme and to study factors related to participation in the prevention programme.
This paper describes an experimental programme conducted to study the behaviour of six prestressed concrete bridge girders, which were tested under static and fatigue loading conditions.
This paper reports the results of an experimental programme designed to study the interfacial shear stress concentration at the plate curtailment of reinforced concrete (RC) beams strengthened in flexure with externally bonded carbon fibre-reinforced polymer (CFRP).
