The phrase "admitted into the programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone being accepted or allowed to join a specific program, such as an academic or training program.
Example: "After a rigorous selection process, she was finally admitted into the programme she had applied for."
Alternatives: "accepted into the program" or "enrolled in the program."
If I am admitted into the PhD programme, will I receive any additional allowance?
Depending on the results, they may be admitted into the nutrition programme.
A man in a white shirt sits at the registration desk surrounded by colourfully dressed women holding their young children who have been admitted into the feeding programme.
Disillusioned with treatments she had administered, none of which worked, she decided to walk 10 km to Chiwamba Health Centre, where her baby Brenda was diagnosed with acute malnutrition and admitted into the Nutrition Rehabilitation Programme.
Dire circumstances To avoid being attacked in his sleep, Stephen took to spending his nights at the gate of the nearby Christ Ministries Pentecostal Church, which is where congregation member, Mai Tsitsa, took him into her care and had him admitted into the HIV treatment programme in Harare.
Fahad was admitted into the government's community-based management of acute malnutrition programme or CMAM, and immediately began to improve.
Chief Nurse Nursia Ismael, confirms the programme's success, as she shows us her book of cases admitted into the stabilisation centre at the hospital:"Of 119 cases admitted, we are pleased to say 94% were cured or referred back to the out-patient programme.
Caregivers and children admitted in the Dowa CTC programme were prospectively (Prospective Cohort = PC) and retrospectively (Retrospective Cohort = RC) admitted into the study and offered HIV testing and counseling.
482 couples were admitted into the study.
During the same month, they were admitted into the United Nations.
