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The phrase "a need for a programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessity or requirement for a specific program or initiative in various contexts, such as education, business, or social services.
Example: "After reviewing the current situation, we identified a need for a programme that addresses mental health support in schools."
Alternatives: "a requirement for a programme" or "a necessity for a programme".
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Thus, there is a need for a programme to improve primary healthcare.
To develop and deliver demand-driven extension training programmes, stakeholders (particularly the ministries of agriculture and NGOs engaged in agricultural and rural development) must approach a host university and express a need for a programme to train their extension staff.
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The experience of our daily practice combined with research results, soon made it obvious that there was a need for a structured programme for wound management to guarantee optimal treatment.
A learning need analysis form a focus group study identified a need for an educational programme for MDT coordinators [ 12].
There is a need for a morbidity management programme to alleviate lymphatic filariasis-related physical and emotional burden in Conakry.
But he said there was a need for a wider enforcement programme.
8 Furthermore, there is a need for a standardised educational programme of efficient teaching and learning of MSUS for rheumatologists.
There is a need for a national intervention programme in the country in a tailored manner for HCWs to control tobacco use parallel to the running national program for public.
There is a need for a national intervention programme in the country in a tailored manner for health care workers to control tobacco use parallel to the running national program.
Prior to the potential adoption of the ABI as a formalised screening tool for cardiovascular disease, there is a need for a robust training programme with standardised methodology in order to optimise accuracy and consistency of results.
Prior to its potential adoption as a formalised screening tool for cardiovascular disease, there is a need for a robust training programme with standardised methodology in order to optimise accuracy and consistency of results.
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