"follow the programme" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used when instructing or advising someone to adhere to a specific plan or set of instructions. Here are some examples of how it can be used in a sentence: - "To achieve success in this course, it is important to follow the programme outlined in the syllabus." - "Please make sure to follow the programme as it has been designed to help you reach your fitness goals." - "Parents are encouraged to follow the programme provided by the school to support their child's learning at home."
It remains to be seen whether Williams, Stayt and other star Breakfast presenters such as Bill Turnbull will be prepared to follow the programme north.
How to follow the programme successfully If you're a complete novice, or returning to running after a long period of non-fitness, then make sure you're healthy enough to begin increasing the amount of exercise you're going to do.
This year, he hopes to follow the programme with Wharton's first business-plan competition based around sports entrepreneurialism.If you can't be an athlete, be an athletic supporterAnd some sports-loving MBAs are taking their enthusiasm beyond the classroom.
But appreciation from the listeners who write in and follow the programme emphasises my original point that this country is quietly, determinedly, getting on with getting to know more, and nothing is too abstruse or arcane for them to take on and cope with.
The final was the last episode of the main Bake Off series to appear on the BBC after its makers Love Productions struck a £75m three-year deal to take the series to Channel 4. Presenters Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins, as well as Berry, have said they will not follow the programme to the commercial broadcaster, with only Berry's fellow judge Paul Hollywood committing to the next series.
Time and again we were told that this was a matter for an unspecified future that would follow the "programme's successful completion" – a stupendous Catch-22 since the "programme" could never succeed without a debt restructure.
Following the programme the IPCC asked the Government Statistical Service to review its figures.
Following the programme, the RSPCA ended its sponsorship of the annual Crufts dog show, and the BBC declined to broadcast the event.
The percentage of children and parents who followed the programme was less than expected.
In what follows, the programme that was presented in the focus group interviews, is briefly described.
PCC offered at a university fertility clinic did not increase the anxiety levels of women who followed the programme [ 14].
