The phrase "a control programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured plan or system designed to manage or regulate a specific process or activity.
Example: "The company implemented a control programme to ensure compliance with safety regulations."
Alternatives: "a management plan" or "a regulatory framework."
This study provides basic information for the identification of disease hotspots for implementation of a control programme in Pakistan.
We assessed the prevalence of pulmonary tuberculosis in the Xinjiang province, China, 10 years after introduction of a control programme based on directly observed treatment, short course.
The effects of this experimental programme on the participation of students as compared to their counterparts in a control programme were determined.
The attributes used in the choice experiment include water quality impacts (which we find to have the highest marginal values), impacts on wildlife and the area subject to a control programme.
The solution was to connect the system, so that we store the energy as hydrogen when the wind generation exceeds a threshold; this is done by an electrolyzer set, with the appropriate nominal power, where, besides the electrical conversion devices, we have designed a control programme for tuning the voltage and current densities to the optimal operation of the cells.
"You first release a few thousand males to see if they will mate, then you move to a control programme.
A great challenge to a tuberculosis control programme is ensuring that TB patients seek diagnosis in a timely manner and, once diagnosed, adhere to treatment.
A public health programme such as a malaria control programme will consist of multiple products delivered through a multitude of delivery systems.
I spoke to McPhee and he told me NSW was an example in which a shark control programme appeared to have reduced bite incidents.
Elisa previously managed a schistosomiasis control programme for West Africa, and was a consultant for the United Nations population fund.
Conclusion A community based environmental management embedded in a routine control programme was effective at reducing levels of Aedes infestation.
