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The phrase "a major expansion programme" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing significant growth or development plans in a business, organization, or project context.
Example: "The company has announced a major expansion programme aimed at increasing its market presence in Asia."
Alternatives: "a significant growth initiative" or "a substantial development plan."
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Having installed a nuclear power generation capacity of 6780 MWe (4460 MWe from PHWRs, 2000 MWe from PWRs and 320 MWe from BWRs, Indiaa is now poised to launch a major expansion programme.
The UK credit union movement is in the midst of a major expansion programme after the government said it would invest up to £38m, while Lloyds Banking Group and Barclays have this year each announced support packages worth £4m and £1m respectively.
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The Roads for Prosperity white paper published in 1989 detailed a major expansion of the road building programme and included plans for the M12 motorway between London and Chelmsford, as well as many other road schemes.
The hotel, which underwent a major expansion about a year ago, was developed and is operated by Muss Development.
Effective implementation of PMTCT may, therefore, become in effect an argument for a major expansion of health services, rather than developing PMTCT within dedicated, vertical programmes.
"In that sense, it's a major expansion," he said.
First-year C.S.A. planning a major expansion for 2009.
The gallery is now undergoing a major expansion.
Meanwhile, the laboratory is charging ahead with a major expansion.
Like most greens, I favour a major expansion of renewables.
Scripps Networks has been on a major expansion drive internationally, taking stakes in numerous channels.
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