The phrase "and enrolled to study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has registered or signed up for a course or program of study.
Example: "After completing high school, she moved to the city and enrolled to study psychology at the university."
Alternatives: "and registered for classes" or "and signed up for courses".
The son of a small merchant, Las Casas is believed to have gone to Granada as a soldier in 1497 and to have enrolled to study Latin in the academy at the cathedral in Sevilla (Seville).
He was completing his first year at the community college, where she had also enrolled to study business and marketing.
Born in Vienna, Austria-Hungary (now Austria), Cartier initially studied to become an architect, before changing career paths and enrolling to study drama at the Vienna Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.
With this, in total, 73 clusters ('Kebeles') were included in the study from which 3682 pregnant women were enumerated and enrolled to the study at the baseline.
From the total of 3682 pregnant women enumerated and interviewed at the initial stage, 3612 pregnant women were included in the analysis at the baseline and enrolled to the follow up study after excluding 70 incomplete questionnaires.
However, during the 1940s they returned to Tibet and enrolled Gombu to study at Rongbuk, the world's highest monastery, at the foot of Everest's north face.
Migraine, both with and without aura, was diagnosed according to the ICHD-3 beta criteria [14] by a single experienced neurologist in our clinic and then enrolled to the study.
A total of 140 patients were eligible and initially enrolled to the study.
Children were grouped according to previous or current exposure to TMP-SMX and whether enrolled to the study during a period of hospitalization.
483 volunteers were screened and 255 were enrolled to the study and were evaluated for safety; 85 to each vaccine group (see Figure 1).
