'undergo registration' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to someone signing up for something such as a class or event. For example, 'All participants must undergo registration before entering the conference.'.
The International Reference Ionosphere (IRI), a joint project of URSI and COSPAR, is the de facto international standard for the climatological specification of ionospheric parameters and as such it is currently undergoing registration as Technical Specification (TS) of the International Standardization Organization (ISO).
All datasets underwent registration [ 12] to take into account respiratory mismatches between PET and CT studies as previously described [ 13, 14].
That policy, dormant since 2011, has been criticized not only for being discriminatory, but because it's a proven failure: The George W. Bush-era program forced men from select countries 24 of 25 were Muslim-majority, the 25th being North Korea to undergo "special registrations" at set intervals after arriving in the US.
Subjects were told that they would undergo EEG-registration while receiving electric shocks.
It is still undergoing a registration process and may not be released until next year at the earliest.
Unlike the Harvard site, both required that I undergo a free registration process.
Ride-sharing vehicles will undergo accreditation and registration, including criminal and driving history checks, similar to taxi drivers.
This year, the top 50 prospects will have to undergo the new registration.
All COTC products must undergo full formal registration or be under a transitional licensure scheme in order to be sold legally in Hong Kong [ 17].
Both of the PPNs expressed great satisfaction with their work, which required them to keep up to date with regular continuing professional education and undergo biannual re-registration.
