The phrase "a program of this type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific category or kind of program, often in a comparative or descriptive context.
Example: "We have implemented a program of this type to enhance our training processes and improve employee performance."
Alternatives: "a program like this" or "a program of this nature".
"This is the first time a program of this type and magnitude has been offered by a U.S. company for ongoing pension plans," Ford said in its statement.
The key difficulty in designing a program of this type is to preserve its simplicity.
Thus, before a program of this type is implemented, how to ensure compliance is always of great concern.
For a program of this type to be viable and to achieve economies of scale, it would need to be expanded to other hospital units.
On the specific question of whether or not they would support a program of this type, the possible responses were: "Yes, enthusiastically", "Yes, with some reluctance", "No, absolutely not" and "I don't know".
Another approach would be to require inspection and accreditation programs for all doctors' offices that provide any type of imaging (a federal program of this type already exists for mammography but not for any other type of imaging).
Labor's employment services spokeswoman, Terri Butler, said the opposition supported the aim of ParentsNext but was "far from persuaded that the government's targeted compliance framework is suited to a pre-employment program of this type".
Channel 4 aired the film on August 31st 1990 and it was watched by nearly 2.5 million viewers, an unprecedented number for a program of its type.
He also mentioned that no other research program of this type currently involves students.
An educational program of this type would cost little to administer, decrease future loss of life and show public support for our brave firefighters.
This is not the first program of this type we've seen.
