The phrase "a defined curriculum" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a curriculum that has been clearly outlined or specified, often in an educational context.
Example: "The school implemented a defined curriculum to ensure that all students receive a consistent education across all grades."
Alternatives: "a structured curriculum" or "a specified curriculum."
A significant gap exists in understanding when teaching aids might be most effective within a defined curriculum structure.
Instead children, together with teachers, set individual goals, explore areas that most interest them within a defined curriculum and trade lots of feedback along the way.
In both studies, program directors expressed a desire for a defined curriculum [ 6, 7].
The counselling sessions are exclusively given by specifically trained and certified midwives, gynaecologists or medical staff alongside routine prenatal visits and follow a defined curriculum.
SCORPIO is a method for teaching a defined curriculum through a series of stations in which trained tutors interact with participants to learn skills [ 13].
For example, a laboratory class with a defined curriculum and more faculty oversight may require less pedagogical skill and be more appropriate for a new GTA than a discussion class would be.
In early studies of patients recruited through health care providers, the Internet was used to provide tailored or personal advice but not a structured BWL with a clearly defined curriculum of training in empirically validated behavioral weight-loss strategies.
They were superseded by conservative attitudes favouring a return to the planning and management of a clearly defined curriculum.
Although it is generally accepted that we need a more defined curriculum for GS training, the criteria for limiting its scope remain controversial.
By 1940, gas engineering, which earlier had thrived under grants from the Southern Gas Association, was abolished as a separate, defined curriculum.
The course followed a clearly defined curriculum.
