"undertaking a programme" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically refers to starting or participating in a specific program or plan of action. Example sentence: "I am currently undertaking a programme to improve my overall physical fitness."
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.
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.
The ship was to sail to Buenos Aires for reprovisioning, before undertaking a programme of oceanographic work in the Southern Ocean and then returning to the Barrier as early as possible in 1912.
Uprisings by the princes of North Wales led to Edward mobilising a huge army, defeating the native Welsh and undertaking a programme of English colonisation and castle building across the region.
It is undertaking a programme of resource evaluation, in particular an evaluation of the pelagic stocks, using echo-sounder techniques.
Accepts punishment and agrees to undertake a programme of rehabilitation.
IN 1925 the Carnegie Institution of Washington undertook a programme of research into the problem of reproduction in monkeys.
Newly qualified social workers may well have the opportunity to undertake a programme known as ASYE, assessed and supported year in employment.
The GreatFun2Run study involved more than 300 schoolchildren, aged seven to 11, who undertook a programme that encouraged them to get fit to take part in the Junior Great North Run and other running events.
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.
