The phrase "in a computer programme" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to specify or describe something that is happening or being done within a computer program. Example: The user can change the font size in a computer programme by selecting the "Font" option from the toolbar.
The majority of security testers agree that the ethical thing to do when they discover a flaw in a computer programme is to give the manufacturer sufficient warning for it to prepare a software patch before going public with the finding.
It bears some resemblance to how data structures are built in a computer programme, but without the explicit use of pointers.
The 72 patients were randomized to one of six groups (n=12) and prospectively studied using a placebo-controlled design to examine analgesia and adverse effects and assigned to treatments using a randomized number generator in a computer programme.
In 1996, a computer programme was put into use in the clinical work due to a directive from the health ministry.
The randomization list has been conducted in advance with a computer programme by a statistician and the therapist is blind for the upcoming blocks.
In order to write a computer programme to solve (in a digital sense) a particular problem, Fig. 2 shows the complete task hierarchy as entry level skills, problem-solving skills, knowledge of (digital) rules and basic computer literacy.
The Turing test was recently in the news when a computer programme supposedly became the first to successfully pass the Turing test.
The key-code table that contains allocation data is generated by a key-holder who will not participate in the study, using a computer programme.
The Grid isn't just a computer programme in the new film; it's the key to uniting the religions and unlocking the secrets of the universe.
The first part of this paper describes a computer programme in which equations derived by the Rayleigh-Ritz technique are used to model the vibrations of rectangular orthotropic plates.
Those PHCCs who agree to participate will be randomly allocated to control or intervention groups by a random sequence generated by a computer programme in blocks of random size and prepared before recruitment of the PHCC by an independent statistician who will be blinded to the PHCC identity.
