The phrase "a programme board" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or committee responsible for overseeing a specific program or project.
Example: "The programme board will meet next week to discuss the progress of the ongoing initiatives."
Alternatives: "a project board" or "a steering committee".
Asked about the increased use of prison labour by councils, Mehboob Khan, who chairs a programme board at the Local Government Group, an umbrella body to improve councils' performance, says: "The links between councils and prisons will depend on what connections they have established.
All examination questions were quality assured (including Angoff standard setting) and the examination and in-course assessment results were ratified by a programme Board of Examiners at the University of Edinburgh, which included 2 external examiners, both consultant surgeons with academic appointments at other UK institutions, which included responsibilities for postgraduate clinical teaching.
The Department of Health has established a national programme board to "develop a vision for improving discharge".
HEDIIP was itself hosted by HESA there is a traceable flow of staff and publications between HEDIIP and Data Futures but retained its independence through oversight by a separate Programme Board, and involved a wide range of stakeholders from across the academic, government and industry sectors.
"We are confident that as a result of the programme board's work, the reshaping of services will create a different but more sustainable network of hospitals throughout south Wales.
Effectively we are operating as a "co-operative" of police forces, with different ones taking the lead on different services and being offered a seat on the programme board.
"At this stage it would be a shame if the programme board's recommendations to health boards were not able to include all-important final details," Ms Birtwhistle said.
Later this year, we will present a proposal to the highways programme board on how this work should go forward to the next phase.
Susan Jebb, a professor of diet and population health at Oxford University and a member of Public Health England's obesity programme board, said people tended to under-report their calorie intake and noted that it did not appear that people were "significantly losing weight".
A major projects assurance review and joint programme board has reaffirmed West Midlands and Surrey Police's commitment to their £1.5bn business service transformation plan.
UNAIDS is also governed by a Programme Coordinating Board, comprised of 22 Member States, the UN cosponsoring organizations, NGOs, activists, and people living with HIV/AIDS (ibid).
