The phrase "a programme leading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a program that is guiding or directing towards a specific outcome or goal.
Example: "The organization has developed a programme leading to improved community health outcomes."
Alternatives: "a program aimed at" or "an initiative directing towards".
12 Therefore, any programme leading to a sustained increase in a patient's level of PA for 6 months or more will surpass prescribed medication in terms of compliance.
These allow unqualified teachers to be paid a salary of more than £12 000 while training "on the job" in a school, through an individual programme leading to QTS.
30% (n = 19) of training form part of an education programme leading to a formal qualification.
The first steps in planning spiritual care training or educational programme should involve considerations regarding what the overall framework for an education programme leading to a formal qualification.
Some of the steps were sensible and even admirable – seeking cooperation on a space programme; leading support for Beijing's new development bank in the face of churlish US opposition.
Still, his fundamental idea of a developmental programme leading to ageing has persisted.
A prevention programme leading to postponement of the cavitation process can be favourable if the restorative treatment can be carried out more easily later when the children are older.
These data suggest that, although EMT is a transcriptional programme leading to achievement of stemness traits [ 16, 17, 29], the additional shift occurring in cancer cells undergoing MAT contributes and enhances these stem-like features, further promoting the spread of metastases.
In Pakistan, medical schools offer a 5 years programme leading to an MB; BS (Bachelors of Medicine; Bachelors of Surgery) degree.
The Jamaican under-16 netball squad is playing a team selected from Birmingham under a cultural exchange programme leading up to the Games.
