The phrase "navigate through the program" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of moving through or using a computer program in a purposeful and efficient way. Example: "In order to complete the task, you will need to navigate through the program's menus and options to find the necessary feature."
For example, the FOOC homepage at https://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/from_our_own_correspondent/default.stm only has a podcast available, but if I navigate through the alphabetical program listings I can easily access the iPlayer version at https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00svbf9.
Read more to find information that will help students navigate through the MA programs from arrival to graduation.
Barri uses fixed grid points to ensure he doesn't get completely lost while navigating through the virtual program, but for the most part, constant discovery is an integral part of Versum's design.
When this knowledge is not available, debuggers may require maintainers to navigate through several program elements until they discover the components related to the bug reported in the maintenance request.
Now as a resident at a community-based residency program I am often confronted with these realities and I believe that my undergraduate education has helped me as I navigate through my program". "Duke sociology helped me to understand people, and think outside of myself.
Drolett has the unique ability to go from the big picture and overall program design to navigate through the politics and organization to engage stakeholders and handle problems.
The development of a new system for safeguarding and sharing information between services including police and courts has been allocated $32.5m and $19m has been allocated towards programs assisting victims navigate through the family violence system.
More support programs to help people navigate through the blizzard of daily challenges related to treatment, financing, legal issues, fertility and other matters must be created.
The links to the left will help you navigate through the requirements and details of the undergraduate and graduate programs in History.
These robots — roughly the size and shape of a basketball — run on compressed gas, and can be programmed to spin, revolve, hover and navigate through the air.
