The phrase "a programme that relies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a programme that depends on certain factors, resources, or systems to function effectively.
Example: "The success of a programme that relies on community involvement is evident in the positive outcomes we have seen."
Alternatives: "a programme that depends" or "a programme that is based on".
This study explored students' prior experiences in role-play in an effort to identify, acknowledge and deal with some of these difficulties in a communication programme that relies heavily on role-play as a learning activity.
Even without a majority, a Syriza-DL minority could attempt a legislative programme that relied on the abstention of some of Pasok's remaining MPs, tacit "non-opposition" form the KKE, and, paradoxically, the non-opposition of the right-wing anti-austerity partiy Independent Greeks (conservative nationalist).
This rapid progress was made possible by the strategic allocation of human and capital resources from across the university and by the stakeholder support for student internships and other facets of the programme that relied on community engagement.
From its inception, two-view mammography was the standard for all prevalent round screens in Wales, unlike many other screening programmes that relied on a single view.
This has led to many researchers highlighting the need for a unified framework (Sølvberg and Rismark 2012) that supports the ecology of mobile learning (Khaddage et al. 2015) and can guide effective instructional design and evaluate the quality of programmes that rely significantly on mobile technologies (Park 2011).
UNDP, UNAIDS and UNFPA argued that, "condom programmes that rely on enforcement of mandatory measures by health authorities, police or managers of sex work businesses can be counterproductive to HIV responses".
Other programmes that rely on the services of volunteers tend to including health workers, teachers, students and community members who are willing to participate.
This included the introduction of different unit payments and new incentive programmes that rely on quality and cost indicators.
4 For the rolled-out programmes across the United Kingdom, and in all countries with screening programmes that rely on repeated invitations, 14 this has substantial implications.
How much can be expected of CHWs before work overload and reduced organizational support negatively affect their productivity, the quality of services, and in turn the effectiveness of the community-based programmes that rely on them?
