The phrase "a clear programme of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a structured plan or set of actions that are well-defined and easy to understand.
Example: "The organization presented a clear programme of initiatives aimed at improving community engagement."
Alternatives: "a well-defined plan for" or "a detailed outline of".
It may have taken some time in getting there, but at least there is now a clear programme of investment north of the border and the Treasury has acknowledged that NPD is "one option among many that we are keeping under review".
"Labour believes that a commitment to staying at the heart of the EU, along with a clear programme of deliverable reforms is the best course for Britain.
"In addition, the Scottish government has already set out a clear programme of development activity in its Information Assurance Strategy to help improve information handling in the NHS in Scotland".
This comes as a clear programme of intent: a mystery will follow, in two discrete halves distributed over two different tapes whose footage will constitute everything we subsesquently see in the film.
During the First Minister's Questions since May's election Ms Davies said there was a danger the public would believe the new Welsh Government were "doing nothing" due to a lack of a clear programme.
The failure of the British government this time last week was to see the sailors' return in that context and to follow their press conference with a consistent and clear programme of activity that told a different story.
The EU believes that without a clear work programme coming out of Warsaw, countries that are less enthusiastic about a global agreement will be able to delay the setting and assessment of national targets.
This includes homework: coming forward well before Paris with intended pledges, to have an informed discussion on the combined efforts". The EU believes that without a clear work programme coming out of Warsaw, countries that are less enthusiastic about a global agreement will be able to delay the setting and assessment of national targets.
Findings from the Counterweight Programme [ 29] show, for example, that staff perceived that involvement and a sense of ownership, alongside a clear understanding of programme goals, are important factors in the effective implementation of weight management in primary health care.
Have a clear understanding of programme and project timescales as well as outcomes and performance measures.
Potential students will want up-to-date information on open days, a description of places to live while studying and a clear listing of programme fees.
