The phrase "a command to go" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an instruction or directive that prompts someone to leave or proceed somewhere.
Example: "The captain issued a command to go, signaling the crew to set sail immediately."
Alternatives: "an order to leave" or "a directive to proceed".
"There has not been a command to go into Karagol," he said.
Thus, in order to "stop" a servo, one must send it a command to go exactly where it currently is, without any way of obtaining that information from the servo itself.
"Repent" is a military term that means "about-face," that is, a command to go 180 degrees in the opposite direction -- a complete reversal of attitude, behavior, and point of view.
Ideally, the horse should interpret your actions as a command to go faster.
This is a common phrase for telling a dog to go or go faster".mush" contrary to popular belief is no longer widely used as a command to go.
E.J.J., concerned for his sister's safety, had also insisted on staying and watching, refusing a police command to go inside the family's house and shut and lock the wooden front door behind him while officers dealt with his intoxicated sister in the driveway.
With corporate branch offices it can be a much slower process to fire someone because there's often a chain of command to go through.
Instead of getting mad at your dog throw your hands up in the air as a signal and command to "Go Play!" While playing do not ask your dog to do any commands, simply run and play with him, and praise him freely.
"They're refusing the command to go on a 'business trip,' but they're not refusing to keep serving," Krivenko said.
Bedlam erupted as the timekeeper started his count and Dempsey ignored, or didn't hear, the command to go to a neutral corner.
To use the goto command to go to a label called "WRONG": The if command is used to determine what will happen if a certain event occurs.
