The phrase "a pilot programme on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a trial or experimental initiative focused on a specific topic or area.
Example: "The organization has launched a pilot programme on renewable energy solutions to assess their feasibility."
Alternatives: "a trial program regarding" or "an experimental initiative about".
4. Influence in public policies: UNICEF worked in close collaboration with the national government's Social Development Agency to design and implement a pilot programme of cash transfers modelled on the successful Oportunidades programme but designed to meet the particular needs of migrant households.
"The Department for Education is working with the Li Ka Shing Foundation and the highly respected Stanford Research Institute on a pilot programme to use computer programmes to teach maths.
So it was that on Monday morning, the prime minister, David Cameron, announced that the government was launching a pilot programme to introduce age ratings on a selection of online music videos.
The Department for Work and Pensions is running a pilot programme to link and share information on benefit claimants - and a new Social Mobility Transparency Board will "look at linking anonymised data to generate a greater insight in this area".
A pilot programme to vaccinate children up to 11 in primary schools in England has been put on hold just before it was scheduled to start.
Utah is planning a pilot programme this autumn on its ski buses, whereby customers can pay by simply waving a credit or other payment card in the right spot.
A pilot programme was decided on, the results of which would guide the national implementation of such a programme.
Mr Grasso, who uses the analogy of airline code-sharing for the GEM, recently announced plans for a pilot programme trading its stocks on its partners' exchanges, starting with Asia.The then planned iX touted a similar global marketplace via its linkage to Nasdaq, which also operates in Japan and has just relaunched Easdaq as Nasdaq (Europe).
Hall, who was working on a pilot programme, allegedly took her to his dressing room where he gave her cigarettes, plied her with alcohol until she was intoxicated, and then had sex with her.
Mr Terry is part of a GE Healthcare team that worked with Mount Sinai on a pilot programme called AutoBed, which sought to solve this problem by better managing Mount Sinai's beds.
