"external program" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a computer program developed by an outside entity, one that is separate from the internal software of an organization. For example, "We considered a number of external programs before choosing the one which best fits our needs."
Once the patch is installed, the system alerts its users when an external program is trying to gain access to the address book and asks their permission to continue.
An additional feature prompts users with a dialog box when an external program tries to get access to their Outlook address book or send e-mail messages on their behalf, which is how rogue programs like "I Love You" spread.
Finally, the tool's simulation engine can be linked from an external program allowing look-ahead supervisory techniques.
An expert based system was used to provide rapid prototyping, friendly user interface, knowledge base construction, knowledge inference and external program capabilities features [110].
The shear-lift force is of primary focus and is modelled and incorporated into the governing equations of the solver through the User Define Function (UDF) option as the external program.
Alternatively, you may compress files into.zip or.sea archives (by using an external program such as WinZip or Aladdin Stuffit) and send the compressed archives rather than the uncompressed files.
Fourteen days later, the stimulator gets switched on using an external programming tool that sets the intensity, frequency and pattern of the pulses.
They retired from Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, his mother as the director of external programming for liberal arts and sciences, and his father as the chairman of the political science department and director of the university's Center for Southeast Asian Studies.
The implant is placed in the patients neck, and then controlled by an external programming device.
External programs are called gateways because they open outside information to the server.
CGI applies rules for running external programs in a Web HTTP server.
