The phrase "a preliminary program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an initial or draft version of a program, often in the context of events, schedules, or software development.
Example: "The conference will begin with a preliminary program that outlines the key topics and speakers."
Alternatives: "an initial program" or "a draft program".
A preliminary program can be found there as well.
A preliminary program proposal outlining the proposed coursework for the master's degree.
The results of a preliminary program designed to obtain dates directly on sand-tempered plain ceramics are reported.
All applications must include a statement of purpose, a preliminary program proposal and letters of recommendation from Stanford professors.
A preliminary Program Assessment Scale (PAS) was developed to profile differences among respondents with a strong, moderate, or minimal investment in crisis-oriented PSTT.
After a preliminary program of films for children this weekend, culminating in a screening of "Daddy Day Care," the latest Eddie Murphy vehicle, on Sunday night, the second annual TriBeCa Film Festival will begin in earnest on Tuesday and run through next weekend.
Aim of the study was to assess the efficacy of Onabotulinumtoxin Type-A (BoNT-A) in the long-term treatment of Chronic Migraine (CM) with Medication Overuse (MO), and to verify if a preliminary pharmacological program for controlled withdrawal program may influence the therapeutic response to this prophylactic agent (1-2).
According to the preliminary program, there's a lecture on Mexican pre-Hispanic civilizations and a talk by Slim himself on the restoration of Mexico City's historical center--for which Slim has been reportedly footing the bill.
According to the preliminary program, there's a lecture on Mexican pre-Hispanic civilizations and a talk by Slim himself on the restoration of Mexico City's historical center for which Slim has been reportedly footing the bill.
We do require students participating in these group presentations and interviews to submit an ERAS application to our preliminary program.
We utilized an iterative process involving focus groups, preliminary program testing, and idea-building groups to develop the 12-week Imagine H.E.A.L.T.H. (Healthy Eating Active Living Total Health) lifestyle intervention, which contained 2 main components: didactic lifestyle education and guided imagery.
