The phrase "after entering the program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a sequence of events where something occurs following the act of joining or starting a program.
Example: "After entering the program, participants will receive a comprehensive orientation to help them get started."
Alternatives: "upon joining the program" or "after enrolling in the program".
After entering the program, Ph.D. students may submit a petition to transfer in coursework as explained below.
Students who transfer into the B.S. program must complete a minimum of four semesters in residence and a minimum of 60 academic credits after entering the program.
Results from logistic and negative binomial regression models, using repeated data measures, indicated that JBTC participants, relative to baseline and a sample of comparison youth, were significantly less likely to be arrested and had significantly fewer arrests in the six to twelve months after entering the program.
But he also defended the use of the program for terrorism cases, saying that it had been key in securing cooperation from witnesses necessary for successful prosecutions, that no "terrorism-linked witness ever has committed a single act of terrorism after entering the program" and that an F.B.I. review of participants revealed none who posed a threat to national security.
They sustained earnings gains of about $1,500 per year (1995 dollars) through the period six to 10 years after entering the program.
The results indicate that the National Guard Youth ChalleNGe Program has significant positive effects on youth participants 3 years after entering the program.
Of those who used BZD before entering the methadone program, 61% reported that their BZD use increased or restarted after entering the methadone program.
Half of the BZD users (54%) started using BZD after entering the methadone program, and 61% of previous BZD users reported increased or resumed use after entering methadone program.
Of all the self-reported BZD users, half (54%) did not use BZD until after they entered into methadone program, and 61% of previous BZD users reported increased use or resumption of use after entering the methadone program, which suggests a need for further research into reason for high prevalence of anxiety problems and BZD misuse in methadone-maintained patients.
Also, legislative analyst William Hamm said a consultant's study, released earlier this year, shows that some welfare clients, particularly those in two-parent families, are often worse off after entering the workfare program.
Among the BZD users, 54% did not start using BZD until after entering the methadone program.
