The phrase "applying the programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or execution of a specific program or plan, often in contexts related to education, software, or organizational strategies.
Example: "The team is focused on applying the programme effectively to achieve the desired outcomes."
Alternatives: "implementing the program" or "executing the plan."
Gina is in the process of writing her first book, "Happily Ever After for Grown Ups" and is excited that through preview chapters, available via www.post-wedding.com, clients have been known to gain clarity and confidence, achieving goals such as significant pay increases after applying the programme.
To stimulate the efforts made by the local infection control teams and administrators, the CICT (a) followed the number of new VRE/CPE cases, and difficulties in programme implementation, (b) visited regularly the hospitals to help the local teams in applying the programme and (c) regularly disseminated results within hospitals and central administration.
Many Slovakians are wondering how quickly they could apply the programme to other data gathered over the years, such as information on politicians' business holdings or public procurement contract disputes, all of which may have interesting links to judges, courts, and trials.
The MRC Unit initially invited clinician volunteers in public sector hospitals to join and apply the programme in their own institutions.
Secondly, pharmacists participating will receive training in pharmaceutical care in depression which may encourage them to also apply the programme to the control group.
The practice nurse of each participating practice acted as case manager and applied the programme to the individual patient in two to four sessions of approximately one hour each, scheduled in four to six consecutive weeks.
N* was calculated by applying the web-based programme SNPSpD [51] to SNPs on individual chromosomes (http://gump.qimr.edu.au/general/daleN/SNPSpD/).
The cost-effectiveness analyses were performed in Excel (Microsoft Office 2007), applying the add-in programme Ersatz (version 1.31, Epigear 2012) for uncertainty analyses.
Axel Schambach, who is currently in the middle of his practical training, is considering applying for the programme: ?I generally agree that we lack training in scientific research.
It is clear from the participants' responses that becoming part of such a community was an important reason for applying to the programme.
