The phrase "a programme was created" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the development or establishment of a specific program or initiative.
Example: "In response to the growing need for mental health support, a programme was created to provide resources and counseling services to students."
Alternatives: "a program was established" or "a scheme was developed."
In 2013, a similar programme was created to alert the user's contacts that they were being arrested at a protest – although this proved dangerous for those who were found by police to have the app on their phones.
In recent years a number of new chairs of general practice have been established and a national funding programme was created in order to promote General Practice as an academic discipline in Germany.
As an initial emergency response, a public-sector antiretroviral programme was created to focus support on delivery of this specific component of HIV/AIDS prevention, care and treatment services.
Responding to an important political opportunity, the Mitanin Programme was created and scaled up over a short period of time.
Later, in May 1972, the FAO/Bankers Programme was created, although a first meeting with private bankers had been held in May 1969.
Independent sector treatment centres (ISTCs), operated by private companies, provide elective diagnostic and surgical treatments for the English National Health Service (NHS). 1 The ISTC programme was created in 2002 as an extension of an existing NHS treatment centre programme that began in 1999.
Although FETA was designed and based on the EPIC-Norfolk FFQ, the programme was created in such a way that it can be customised for different study populations.
However, the programme was created in such a way that it can be customised for different study populations, easily enabled by the separation of the processing algorithm in the FETA programme implementation from the data model text files.
The programme was created by Obama via an executive action in 2012 to protect individuals who came to the US as children from deportation.
