The phrase "a programme of its size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the scale or magnitude of a specific programme, often in a comparative context.
Example: "Implementing a programme of its size requires careful planning and significant resources."
Alternatives: "a project of this scale" or "an initiative of this magnitude".
We had a few job offers, but the one from the NCI was the most exciting – they offered us good positions and the freedom to set up a programme of the size we wanted without writing grants.
If the ECB were to run a QE programme of comparable size to what the Fed did in America, it would have to purchase about $3 trillion in long-term securities, split between sovereign bonds, mortgage-backed securities and possibly other type of assets.
"There has never been a social programme of this size and significance in Brazil before," said Maria Ozaniro da Silva of the Federal University of Maranhão.
As a national Research Centre, CSG developed a relatively open network of trans-university collaborations for developing and conducting an interactive research programme of substantial size.
Now, India is preparing to launch a massive transformation of the programme that would double its size and add a guarantee that two-thirds of the population would be granted a legal right to food.
Owing to the intent of the WELC programme as well as its size and scale, the researcher is not embedded in any one specific team or organisation, but across the whole WELC programme.
Evidence from the literature and this study suggest that a transparent, participatory community selection process is a worthwhile investment for community health worker programmes of all sizes.
Using these two tests as primary outcome measures for evaluating the effectiveness of the balance retraining exercise programme, a sample size of 80 per group will be required (160 overall).
But there are doubts about its size and implementation strategy.Market estimates of the size of the programme range between €500 and €600 billion.
In the light of these considerations, the Committee voted to maintain the size of its programme of asset purchases financed by the issuance of central bank reserves at £375 billion.
