The sentence "enroll in this program" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to refer to someone joining a course or program. For example, "I am enrolling in this program to learn more about web development."
And he would allow parents of eligible children to enroll in this program.
After all if five million people choose to enroll in this program that'll net the TSA $425,000,000 for having their screeners do less work (shouting at people about shoes and belts does take up valuable screening time).
Also, since students voluntarily enroll in this program, they may be particularly motivated to learn and apply these communication skills, limiting the generalization of program effects to other healthcare professionals.
Ask your bank how to enroll in this program.
Indeed, it took only two years for the first site enrolled in this program to receive its 75percentt reimbursement, according to the state's Department of Environmental Protection.
What do you think, would you like to be enrolled in this program?" Mae knew nothing about it but knew she should say yes, so she smiled and said, "Absolutely".
The students enrolled in this program would have no trouble passing tests even without summer math enrichment, he said, adding, "Good kids get passed over in this system because they're doing well and they don't bring up any flags".
Given that the pre-service teachers enrolled in this program are also generally younger5 and less mature, some of them find it demanding to handle the two concurrently.
A total of 43 students with intellectual disability (aged 13 19 years) were enrolled in this program; 28 overweight/obese students were assigned to either an obesity-control group (n = 14) or obesity-exercise group (n = 14), and those with normal weight were assigned to a normal weight group (n = 15).
