The phrase "recurring program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a type of program or activity that takes place regularly, typically at a set frequency. For example, "I'm participating in a recurring program where I volunteer at a food bank once a month."
She voiced support for ideas like creating a recurring program to remind students about appropriate sexual conduct, victims' rights and the responsibility of witnesses.
At the gala on Sept. 20, the company unveils four premières in a recurring program, three of them by current company members: Lauren Lovette, Peter Walker, and the resident choreographer, Justin Peck.
Informants perceived these established or recurring program elements as representing the integration of the program into the regular organization and function of the nursing department.
Over the next 10 years, it would cut $1.2 trillion from federal agency budgets and wring savings from recurring programs like agriculture subsidies.
Mr. Reid's proposal would raise the debt ceiling through 2012 and cut $1.2 trillion from federal agency budgets and recurring programs like agriculture subsidies.
A recurring donor program boosts your nonprofit brand, makes budgeting easier and has a remarkable financial return on team member efforts -- if it's designed and nurtured properly.
The FTC's complaint was that LeanSpa enticed customers with a "free trial" scheme before enrolling them into a recurring purchase program that was difficult to cancel.
However, investing in an expensive and labor-intensive recurring vaccination program for adults to boost their immunity seems paradoxical when under the current situation natural boosting takes place frequently and results in relatively mild infections in adults.
While Mr. Horton raised questions about those choices, he and some other independent budget experts praised the Mayor for not spending most of the surplus on so-called recurring items -- programs and tax cuts that the city would then have to continue paying for each year.
A financial institution does not have an agreement for purposes of § 205.11 c)(4)(ii) solely because it participates in transactions that occur under the federal recurring payments programs, or that are cleared through an ACH or similar arrangement for the clearing and settlement of fund transfers generally, or because it agrees to be bound by the rules of such an arrangement.
