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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a five-year programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a plan or initiative that spans a duration of five years.
Example: "The government has launched a five-year programme aimed at improving public health services across the country."
Alternatives: "a five-year plan" or "a five-year initiative".
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DQF is a five-year programme which will affect different parts of our operation at different times.
To signal their embrace of the market, its leaders have just approved a five-year "programme" rather than, as in the past, a plan.
Pfeg's Learning Money Matters initiative is a five-year programme that will provide 1.8 million pupils in 4,000 secondary schools in England with financial education.
The roundtable is working with the Royal Society on a five-year programme to assess the social impacts of its certification process.
Peru's national water regulator, Sunass, began a five-year programme of diverting 1% of consumer tariffs from Sedapal, the city's water board, to ecosystem services.
The government is planning to replace the primary and secondary schools it has deemed to be in the worst condition as part of a five-year programme.
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Recently, two types of science teacher education programmes have emerged: a five-year bachelor programme and a two-year master's programme.
The Aldeburgh Festival, founded by Benjamin Britten, returns for a 64th year from 10-26 June with a mainly classical programme.
Recently, two important science teacher preparation programmes have been introduced: a five-year B.Ed. programme and a two-year M.Ed.
This will be a 30-year programme of national renewal.
The Chronic Headache Education and Self-management Study (CHESS) is a five year programme of work leading to a large multi-centre, randomised controlled trial.
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