"perform the program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to running a computer program or to executing an organized set of instructions (program), which could be in the form of an event, ceremony, or other public presentation. For example, "We will need to perform the program before it can be released to the public."
The plan was to perform the program the orchestra had played the night before in Central Park and last week in parks in Queens and Brooklyn: Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony and the Dvorak Cello Concerto, with the orchestra's principal cellist, Carter Brey, as soloist.
In conclusion, the present study aimed to test the effectiveness of the program on lumbar muscle strength and Cobb's angle by dividing 16 scoliosis subjects into chiropractic only group (CG: chiropractic group, n = 8) and chiropractic and exercise group (EG: exercise and chiropractic group, n = 8) to perform the program for 12 weeks.
In addition, participants will receive equipment to perform the program at least two days per week at home.
During the first phase (hospital stay for allo-HCT) participants perform the program 3 times under supervision and guidance of an experienced therapist, 2 times self-directed.
The project delivery consultants are reimbursed for her/his work; school teachers receive travel subsidies for training lessons and perform the program as part of their routine work.
In addition, subjects were asked about adverse events related to both the medical care of their THA as well any adverse events associated with rehabilitation (e.g., falls, increased pain, inability to perform the program, missed program sessions).
Tonight Newband performs the program "What Was New and Modern Becomes Newer".
Mr. Gosling also performed the program's opening piece, the New York premiere of Fabio Grasso's "Blumentraum".
After Colgate defeated Western Illinois, 28-27, in the N.C.A.A. Division I-AA quarterfinals, fans poured onto the snow-covered field and performed the program's first goal-post extraction since 1955.
Koch International Classics has just released a recording of "Tydings Trew," and this afternoon Lionheart performs the program live in a suitably olden setting, the Cloisters, in Fort Tryon Park.
Jonathan's roommate from Columbia Benny Wong, performed the programming chores.
