The part of a sentence "accompanying programme" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing an event or activity that is taking place alongside another main event or activity. "The music festival had an accompanying programme of workshops and seminars for music enthusiasts."
(Quotes via Reuters) Blanchard added that the IMF would only contribute to a Spanish bailout if it was happy with the terms of the accompanying programme.
For the parents, TRAMPOLINE offers an optional two-session accompanying programme.
Expect an accompanying programme of folk music and bruised ball-players seeking solace in nearby public houses.
An accompanying programme featuring the exhibition will be broadcast on Sky Arts 1 HD on 19 June.
For all the city's attempts at a cosmetic makeover, which was roundly condemned by international NGOs for the accompanying programme of forced evictions, this route into town still provides a striking object lesson in the power of apartheid planning.
The accompanying programme, The Queen by Rolf, was watched by some seven million people.
But look for my posts elsewhere on the BBC website as I will continue to pen pieces that accompany programmes as a freelance presenter.
UNICEF will need to accompany programmes closely so as to monitor how far, in practice, they help to develop relations of mutual respect, rights and responsibilities between communities and the various institutions working with them.
However, the jury's out on the success of the Portas Pilots and, judging by the accompanying telly programme, Mary seems to have met her match in Liskeard, her wilful London busyness dissolving when faced with the laid-back locals she'd picked as the town's saviours.
These referral guidelines were circulated in advance and explained in an accompanying education programme and were defined as problems or unresolved issues with: symptom control, psychosocial needs, end of life, advanced planning (directive and competency or consent), planning needs for or difficulty with nutrition and/or hydration or a complex combination of problems.
Papandreou insisted overnight that he had only decided upon a national referendum because of the failure to reach a "wider consensus" on the bailouts and accompanying austerity programmes.
