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The phrase "are obliged to undergo" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone is required to experience or endure something, often in a formal or legal context.
Example: "Employees are obliged to undergo training sessions to ensure compliance with safety regulations."
Alternatives: "are required to undergo" or "must undergo".
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The WCA, currently administered by private outsourcing firm Maximus, having for most of the last government been run by Atos, has been widely criticised as error-prone and mechanistic, often causing harm to the sick and disabled claimants who are obliged to undergo it.
Participants are obliged to undergo a Know Your Customer process, assuring Saga's economy is compatible with traditional financial institutions".
In order to be authorised and accredited, all facilities are obliged to undergo evaluation and obtain accreditation.
7 8 Although PHPs' designs may be different, mandatory actions in different countries have in common that once practice problems are identified, sick doctors are obliged to undergo psychiatric treatment and if they suffer from an addictive disorder they have to remain abstinent.
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How many had been obliged to undergo such extreme therapy?
The young Picasso began his career with the long apprenticeship in the human form that every art student, whether in London, Rome, Paris or indeed Barcelona, was obliged to undergo.
In January 2003, his years of heavy drinking caught up with him and he was obliged to undergo a liver trans- plant in a 10-hour operation carried out in Newcastle.
What is more, even if Japanese firms choose to stuff their boardrooms with insiders, cronies and other members of the "old-boy network"—and they are almost all men they should at least be obliged to undergo training about how their job on the board differs from their job on the payroll.
Allen later apologised for his comments and will now be obliged to undergo media training.
The auditors themselves may be obliged to undergo an approval process for independent and high quality work.
In Japan, CPR training is performed for millions of citizens each year, and new driver license applicants have recently been obliged to undergo CPR training programs at driving schools [ 14].
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