The phrase "undergo a programme" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a period of time when someone is doing something specific, usually in order to make progress or improvement. For example: "I have decided to undergo a programme of study to obtain my degree."
Former militiamen showing promise as future leaders undergo a programme of religious study.
Labour has questioned the effectiveness of the strategy, saying all individuals returning from the Middle East should have to undergo a programme of de-radicalisation.
The LHC accelerator complex will undergo a programme of consolidation and upgrade of various components, with the goal of exceeding a peak luminosity of 1034cm−2s−1 (original design figure) around the year 2012; to eventually reach values close to 1035cm−2s−1.
On the other hand, genes harbouring age-demethylated sites reflect not only the immunological window in childhood but also suggest that blood leukocytes undergo a programme that allows their interaction with environmental factors and genome remodelling.
Patients undergo a programme of running coaching, dynamic core and gluteal strengthening, podiatric input and hip, knee ankle triple flexion alignment improvement, supported by delivery of an education package.
The rest are likely to be provided by a combination of security firm G4S, Olympic volunteers with appropriate qualifications, and newly trained security staff currently undergoing a programme called Bridging the Gap.
While Mick strives to finish his latest screenplay, Fred fends off invitations from the Queen to perform a piece for Prince Philip's birthday, and undergoes a programme of treatments to "get back in shape".
Since then, Hearts have undergone a programme of cost-cutting, including squad departures, and the late payment of wages prompted players to make a complaint that led to a warning of sanctions from the Scottish Premier League.
In Ireland, as in many countries, the health service is undergoing a programme of reform aimed at improving patient care, providing better value for money and enhancing healthcare management [ 1].
However, sometimes supporting a teacher to undergo a PhD programme means losing that teacher for some period of time (for example, to attend a programme abroad) or to lose it forever (for example, to occupy another position elsewhere).
He has flown to Perth to undergo a remediation programme with Daryl Foster, a biomechanical expert at the University of Western Australia.
