"undergo the course" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a process of studying or learning a particular subject or skill. For example: "I decided to undergo the course and become a certified yoga teacher."
Since undergoing the courses there had been positive feedback from workers who felt they were in a position to make a difference, said Network Rail.
The intervention group included 82 men, while the control group included 73 men on a waiting list to undergo the same course of physical therapy.
In the alternative design, all patients undergo the short-course anticoagulation regimen.
Although the pool of trainers of child care providers has increased through outsourcing the training to accredited agencies, these trainers have undergo the same TOT course by the same pool of trainers.
Of critical importance to the ultimate success of the national movement was the transformation that Greek society was to undergo during the course of the 18th century.
In the peculiar way that demanding and slightly frightening training is often viewed by those who undergo it, the course is simultaneously appreciated and loathed.
The specific trials she and the others undergo in the course of this movie arise mainly from the chaotic, heterogeneous nature of the English language, a tangle of ancient roots and obscure derivations, mined with homonyms, false cognates and silent letters.
MSCs are first condensed by centrifugation to form a pellet that in the presence of TGF-βand additional molecular factors undergo in the course of approximately 3 weeks into chondrogenesis, thus replicating key assets of embryonic cartilage formation (Mueller et al. 2013; Mueller et al. 2010).
Disadvantages of this system include the complications linked to the transport of ligands into the cell, and the multiple regulatory mechanisms that receptors undergo during the course of a ligand reaching equilibrium (such as: internalization, down- or up-regulation, or changes in subcellular distribution).
Still, the "Rite" remains incomparably vital, and I happily underwent the crash course provided by U.N.C. (Because of the approach of Hurricane Sandy, I had to leave the gathering a day early, but caught up with what I missed on video).
