"course was started" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It simply means that a course was initiated or began at a certain point in time. Example: "The online course was started last month and already has over 100 students enrolled."
This course was started many years ago by Greg Corrado and Marlene Cohen, two students in the Neuroscience PhD program, but ceased being taught 9 years ago.
The edition of the whole course was started by the late Patrick Osmund Lewry and is currently being completed by Alessandro Conti (University of L'Aquila, Italy).[1] The commentary on the Isagoge has been the object of a comparative study by David Piché (2002), and the commentary on the Categories is available on-line in a provisory edition by Alessandro Conti.
The Agribusiness Course was started in 2004 with a strength of 13 students.
I got in contact with the organizers (the students themselves), who explained that the course was "started by a group of artists who couldn't afford to study on an MA, so set up their own initiative".
I got in contact with the organisers (the students themselves), who explained that the course was "started by a group of artists who couldn't afford to study on an MA, so set up their own initiative".
This course was started in 2011 and has been attended by more than 500 individuals over 3 years.
Most important, teachers also report that children with mothers who attend the course are starting to do much better in school.
Several players said the green and others on the course were starting to die because the U.S.G.A. had not watered them enough.
But the most important part of the course is starting in the next few days, when students will spend two to three months busy in the workshops and studios of some of Florence's most renowned artists and artisans.
For grade 3 or greater toxicities, treatment was withheld and the patients were monitored until toxicities resolved to grade 2 or better, then subsequent courses were started.
KISS golf courses are starting in Las Vegas right across from the Hard Rock.
