The phrase "rigid program" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe a set of rules that are inflexible, unyielding, and resistant to change. For example, "The rigid program of the government caused many issues for citizens."
The event Edgar had feared, and had sought to avoid by employing 2 muscular announcers and establishing a rigid program schedule, occured after he died.
Intuitive exercise involves an awareness of the senses while moving and attending to one's bodily cues for when to start and stop exercise, rather than feeling compelled to adhere to a rigid program (Reel, 2015).
In order to handle a large number of requests, they built a rigid program and any deviations are rarely allowed.
does anyone really doubt that eventually the Internet will triumph here to smash the rigid program guide that cable and satellite companies shove down our throats?
It needs to compete with cable if it truly wants to build a TV replacement.... does anyone really doubt that eventually the Internet will triumph here to smash the rigid program guide that cable and satellite companies shove down our throats?
Others need a more prescriptive, rigid program (which I would have rebelled against).
(No password keeper can, Dashlane says, thanks to Apple's rigid programming rules).
But he directs his own company to solve this problem by writing more rigid programming rules and guidelines for outside software developers.
Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein has consistently argued that the city's choice of reading curriculum is superior to the more rigid programs endorsed by the Bush administration, and that the city needs a uniform approach to streamline teacher training and help students who move from school to school within the system.
New platforms led by YouTube have emerged to change the dynamic of broadcast media — once dominated by the rigid programming of TV — while the internet has enabled new media stars to engage with their audiences in new, high-touch ways.
Invented in 2009, its supply supposedly is controlled by a rigid computer program, making it, like gold, not subject to central bank manipulation.
