The phrase "a complete program of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comprehensive plan or set of activities designed to achieve a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The organization has developed a complete program of training to enhance employee skills and productivity."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive plan for" or "an all-inclusive strategy for".
It has a full-service kitchen, a complete program of duplicate games, rubber bridge, instruction and provision for backgammon and other recreations.
So if a liniment helps, use it, but only as part of a complete program of protection, rest, and physical therapy.
He and the other officials, including the Manhattan borough president, C. Virginia Fields, said that only a complete program of testing could ease fears of a long-term threat to health.
But while the United States gave tens of millions of dollars in aid throughout the 1980's to Cambodian refugees, it orchestrated a complete program of sanctions against Cambodia because it was under Vietnamese occupation.
The Scriptores historiae Augustae, a collection of biographies of the emperors, attributes to him a complete program of reforms favourable to the Senate, but these reforms are not mentioned elsewhere.
His talent for cultivating and nurturing great artists of the early 20th century in the areas of music, visual arts and choreography and bringing them together to create a complete program of dance defined in part his great contribution to the medium.
Few people are trained in delineating the etiology of these disorders, thereby complicating implementation of a complete program in all areas of the country.
Application of model checking to isolated software components is not directly possible because a component does not form a complete program - the problem of missing environment occurs.
It is a very complete program with a comprehensive curriculum of courses.
A prospective barrister must complete a program of academic study and undergo vocational and professional training (pupillage) and must satisfy certain traditional requirements, such as attending a specified number of formal dinners at the respective inn.
A candidate is required to complete a program of 45 units.
