The phrase "adjust the programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to making changes or modifications to a plan, schedule, or set of activities.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we need to adjust the programme to accommodate the new timeline."
Alternatives: "modify the schedule" or "revise the plan."
The Fed said it would "regularly review the pace of its securities purchases and the overall size of its asset-purchase programme in light of incoming information and will adjust the programme as needed to best foster maximum employment and price stability".
The physiotherapist will adjust the programme for each patient to ensure that the selection of exercise and dosages are appropriate for the participant's ability.
Based on a well-defined frame of exercises that provide a standardised, structured progression, the experienced physiotherapist will adjust the programme by selecting exercises and dosages appropriate for each patient (after a clinical examination and functional behavioural analysis).
Andersson [ 18] has described a detailed calculation method of additive interaction, an SAS programme, including instructions for how to adjust the programme for use in SPSS, and an Excel calculator available from EpiNET [ 19] which we used to estimate the three indicators of interaction and 95% CI.
Should policy-makers--beyond all expectations--decide to increase the MPG's budget again, Gruss pointed out that there is the potential to reverse most of the senate's decisions: "The modular strategy leaves room to adjust the consolidation programme, should changes occur".
The log books were used to adjust the exercise programme, as well as to assess adherence.
The use of IM during the process of intervention development also created the opportunity to adjust the training programme during the implementation phase.
We believe that there is an urgent need to adjust the existing screening programme in order to address the specific screening requirements for this population.
But the core daycare centres and the language experts still had a lot of autonomy in adjusting the federal programme and the implementation of early language education to their individual needs.
The ICU has adjusted the induction programme for new medical staff to include education on infection control measures with bedside IT equipment.
Since elderly patients with coronary heart disease is the fastest-growing subgroup of cardiac patients there is an increasing need for adjusting the CR programmes according to their requirements.
