"undertaken a programme" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a plan, arrangement, or set of activities that has been started or initiated. For example: The students have undertaken a programme to create a school garden.
Everyone knows that this government is undertaking a programme of spending cuts.
He said: "Everyone knows that this government is undertaking a programme of spending cuts.
Newly qualified social workers may well have the opportunity to undertake a programme known as ASYE, assessed and supported year in employment.
Hari is also handing back the George Orwell prize he won as "an act of contrition for the errors I made elsewhere, in my interviews" and will undertake "a programme of journalism training" during his leave of absence.
So the world's big central banks undertook a programme of co-ordinated intervention to stem the euro's fall.This time round the euro's slide has been more gradual, but it is likely to prove more persistent.
It was also revealed last week in a report by the Glasgow Centre for Population Health that there existed in Glasgow city council and at Westminster many influential people who in effect undertook a programme of social cleansing in the city in the 1950s and 1960s.
The UN Refugee Agency, which has a presence in this area to manage the many thousands of people displaced by conflict, had decided to undertake a programme of what it calls "sensitisation" to teach people to not tolerate the rape of children in their community.
This paper presents figures for the small power equipment loads encountered by the Welsh School of Architecture in UK offices while undertaking a programme of research and monitoring into the energy efficiency of air-conditioning systems in use.
In response to this growing popularity the railway undertook a programme of new rolling stock construction.
FitzOsbern and Odo found it difficult to control the native population and undertook a programme of castle building to maintain their hold on the kingdom.
