"establish a course" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe the process of creating a plan of action, such as "We need to establish a course of action to ensure our success."
His approach, designated the Middle Way, sought to establish a course between Roman Catholic and Lutheran doctrines, both of which he claimed were diverting attention from Christ to external religious symbols.
"We will set up a cross-party working group to establish a course of action to push on these issues outside bodies, such as the RSPCA.
However even if provided for only two or three nurse teachers (the number required to establish a course training 15 to 20 paediatric nurses per year), this would require substantial funding.
And it has established a course to train 150 teachers.
He pulled away from the field and established a course record of 1 hour 27 minutes 49 seconds on a day in which course records were set in all competitive divisions for men and women in the wheelchair events.
The Yeshiva University family is saddened by the passing of a distinguished community leader and YU Guardian who, with his late wife, Eva, established a course in Jewish History at Stern College for Women, and had a long and generous relationship with our institution.
While ENT was establishing a course of action, the patient complained of a subjective increase in respiratory distress in the ED.
That involves both acknowledging that an early exit is possible (symptom) and establishing a course of action to follow if an opportunity presents itself (treatment).
Similarly, the creative, reflective processes of a teacher are not irrelevant but should be seen less as establishing a course objective related to particular understandings and more as informing, together with students, the co-construction of understanding, objectives, and aspirations.
For example, because she is establishing a course in campuses outside of UNC Chapel Hill, Bockholt has had difficulty getting UNC administrators to grant external students access to UNC facilities, including libraries.
For another, the program helped establish a university course, Psychology 322, Human-Machine Interactions.
