"pursue the program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to taking action to continue with a course of study or a plan of action. For example, "The company has decided to pursue the program to increase its global presence."
In three weeks, he completed "shooting," one of four levels of training, which would have been followed by "topography," "explosives" and another course he could not remember, had he wanted to pursue the program.
I pursue the program for war films.
A patient is therefore not allowed to pursue the program in case of absence (except for session 3 or session 4, which are very similar to each other, so one of these sessions can be substituted for the other).
Mr. Nikolic's closest rival is the leader of the Democratic Party, the Boris Tadic, who has promised to pursue the programs begun by Mr. Djindjic.
He said that Iran had "significantly expanded its nuclear program," and accused it of pursuing the program "in violation of its international obligations".
An industry ministry spokesman in Spain's new conservative government said the company had shown little interest in pursuing the program and the government itself had yet to make up its mind what to do.
Sönke Bullerdiek, EyeEm's vice president of business development, told me that the company ran its first Mission in 2013, but didn't start pursuing the program more seriously until last year.
Count it all including tuition fees, books, miscellaneous fees, supplies, housing and some other expenses upon pursuing the program.
The bank said it would work with four United Nations agencies and a number of international citizens groups in pursuing the programs.
"Disney has excellent business reasons to pursue the Letterman program," Mr. Koppel wrote.
He added that the Iraqis were continuing "to pursue the nuclear program they began so many years ago".
