The phrase "a range of programmes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of different programs or initiatives offered in a specific context, such as education, entertainment, or services.
Example: "The university offers a range of programmes to cater to the diverse interests of its students."
Alternatives: "a variety of programs" or "a selection of courses".
In turn, the US expects a service, and, potentially, access to a range of programmes, such as Tempora.
In a recent report commissioned by the Higher Education Academy (HEA), colleagues and I outlined a range of programmes designed to engage alumni to support international activities.
Clouds FM offers a range of programmes; whether you want to catch up with the latest gossip or enjoy new music hits, Clouds FM has it all.
Within each home, we offer a range of programmes and activities with the aim of providing a "home away from home".
However apprenticeships shouldn't be touted as the only solution to youth unemployment; they are just one of a range of programmes that can help.
The border systems portfolio, in conjunction with a range of programmes across security and law enforcement, is working effectively to keep our citizens safe and our country secure.
These elements have been referred in the literature as intervention adherence 'moderators' [ 28], and cover a range of programme activities and attributes which include the comprehensiveness of the intervention policy; the support strategies adopted by the programme; the quality of the programme delivery; and the responsiveness of the programme participants [ 28].
A range of degree programmes combine practical and academic disciplines, with the emphasis on employability.
An emboldened Republican Congress could ring the death knell for some, or some parts of, a range of vital programmes.
"Big up Monty D" (male, aged 18) It may come as a surprise that half of 14 – 24 year olds (51%) have watched a range of gardening programmes.
Dr Richard Sandell, head of Department of Museum Studies, Leicester University We run a range of postgraduate programmes for people trying to get into the sector and others who are already working but want to develop their skills and knowledge.
