The phrase "complied program" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding or misphrasing, as "complied" typically refers to following rules or requests, while "compiled" refers to the process of converting source code into executable code.
Example: "The compiled program ran smoothly without any errors."
Alternatives: "compiled software" or "compiled application".
Union-fearing lawmakers have complied: The program will be shut down after the next school year, and its 1,700 beneficiaries will be forced back into a horrific public school system.
The proposed changes to CalWORKs would also increase financial penalties against parents who are found not to have complied with program requirements.
They were just as likely to complete WRAP, to comply with program requirements (as indicated by medication and substance use compliance and jail sanctions), and to successfully complete the MHRC program.
In the homeownership option: The family's agreement to comply with program obligations.
These self-regulatory programs are voluntary, but if companies refuse to participate or comply, the programs can refer complaints to the F.T.C.
A spokesman said transit officials denied the lawsuit's claims and maintained that its maintenance program complied with federal regulations.
Employers no longer will have to fill out paperwork showing that they have complied fully with program requirements.
As a result the updated KNGF program complied with 22 AGREE criteria.
For instance, it is possible that patients who complied with the program were more inclined to follow their discharge instructions and therefore had a lower likelihood of readmission.
"There is something fundamentally disturbing about this school district's insistence on steamrolling students into complying with programs that have nothing whatsoever to do with academic priorities and everything to do with fattening school coffers," said Rutherford president, John Whitehead.
