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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a similar programme" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a programme that has characteristics or features that are alike to another programme being discussed.
Example: "The new initiative is based on a similar programme that was implemented last year with great success."
Alternatives: "an analogous programme" or "a comparable programme".
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We need a similar programme in London.
A similar programme, tracking pharmaceuticals, was used in DRC.
A similar programme could be devised for other technical skills.
A similar programme could be possible under TTIP, with olive oil tariffs lowered over 25 years.
We now want to take this further and roll out a similar programme for editorial roles.
NEC, another Japanese computer giant, introduced a similar programme and also had to modify it.
The SMMT estimates that 280,000 Britons would take advantage of a similar programme over an 18-month period.
Yesterday Portes used Twitter to highlight a blog post about government research showing that a similar programme has not worked.
But now it too is launching a similar programme, so impressed has it been by Tamkeen's results.
The generous boss gave 491 cars and 207 flats to his employees under a similar programme in 2014.
Boulder, Colorado has a similar programme called EcoPass for neighbourhood groups or employers buying passes for their residents or workers.
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