The phrase "are encouraged to undergo" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that individuals should participate in a process or experience, often for their benefit or development.
Example: "Employees are encouraged to undergo training sessions to enhance their skills and knowledge."
Alternatives: "are urged to participate in" or "are advised to take part in".
All Forest Service employees, regardless of job description, are encouraged to undergo training so they can help fight fires, often in a management or administrative capacity.
Under the Baycrest-Alumni Association program, former N.H.L. players are encouraged to undergo examinations; in the first few months, 5 to 10 players have signed up, according to Levine.
The 'opt-in' strategy is an approach whereby all antenatal care (ANC) clients are encouraged to undergo counselling and testing if they so wish (7).
Women at high ovarian cancer risk, especially those with mutations in BRCA1/BRCA2, are encouraged to undergo bilateral risk-reducing salpingo-oophorectomy (BRRSPO) prior to the natural menopause.
Opt-in strategy is an approach whereby all clients are encouraged to undergo voluntary counselling and testing (VCT) at their own will (7).
Patients diagnosed with a lesion on mammography are encouraged to undergo resection, however ADH is not malignant and does not need to be removed.
Those with Barrett's esophagus, which affects about a million Americans, have long been encouraged to undergo repeated, invasive screening tests to look for signs of cancer in the cells lining the food pipe.
CVS is in the third year of an ongoing incentive program: in the first year, employees were asked to answer questions about their health, and in the second they were encouraged to undergo basic tests, like blood sugar and cholesterol, or face a $180 penalty.
After a period of observation by the referring physician, patients without sufficient improvement were encouraged to undergo "integrated inpatient therapy".
