The phrase "as the programme provides" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the specifications or guidelines set forth by a program or plan.
Example: "The resources will be allocated as the programme provides to ensure all departments receive adequate support."
Alternatives: "according to the programme" or "as outlined in the programme".
Genetic typing of salmonella, as an auxiliary means of the programme, provides tools to follow the persistence of particular infections, to recognise new infections and to assess the efficacy of control measures.
Both were co-created by Lloyd, several of the Museum's 'curators' and comic guests have appeared regularly on QI, and the QI Elves (QI's research team, who provide host Stephen Fry with live information as required during the programme) provide the research.
Fortunately, the situation is changing as the recent R2HC programme provides a fund from DfID and the Wellcome Trust that was created with the explicit aim of building the evidence base for humanitarian intervention in complex humanitarian emergencies (see, http://www.elrha.org/work/r2hc).
Wendy was also part of the team who set-up www.zopa.com in 2004, the first European peer to peer lending website and as part of the 'Gandi Supports' programme, provides hosting and advice to acclaimed citizen journalist site www.demotix.com.
Art programme provides support As one of the star pupils in an art programme for young people in Jacmel, Bruno is a talented artist, working with paint on canvas and with papier-mâché.
In addition, Armitage's trend test, which takes into account the individuals' genotypes rather than just alleles, (Sasieni, 1997) was performed using the DeFinetti programme provided as an online source (http://ihg2.helmholtz-muenchen.de/cgi-bin/hw/hwa1.pl).
The Programme of Cooperation, known in this report as the CB (Capacity Building) Programme, provided a total of GB£22.2mn (approximately US$39mn) over the five years.
Specialist schemes, such as Bank of America Merrill Lynch's returning programme, provide the confidence boost needed to realise that many of the skills gained during time away from the workplace are transferable and relevant.
A year ago the charity started its Global Diversity Champions programme, providing members with expertise, as well as the opportunity to network with other like-minded international corporations.
The final MEP was developed as a 3.5 hour educational programme provided in groups of 6-9 patients.
