The phrase "a specific programme for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular plan or initiative designed to achieve certain objectives or outcomes.
Example: "The organization has developed a specific programme for improving literacy rates in underserved communities."
Alternatives: "a targeted plan for" or "a dedicated initiative for".
57 Moreover, a specific programme for patient self-assessment of joint count was explained via video (available at http://www.rhumatismes.net) and demonstration with volunteer patients.
"Even though breastfeeding is strongly recommended, we have neither a special unit, nor do we have a specific programme for breastfeeding in our maternity ward, which carries out around 7,000 childbirths yearly," he said.
All patients are treated equally within the LHCC," and another: " Numbers are so small we do not have a specific programme for ethnic groups," and another: " As patient records are confidential don't know what SIGN-55 data is recorded".
This study began in 1989, at the same time as a specific programme for heterosexual HIV serodiscordant couples was launched in a clinic for HIV and sexually transmitted infections in Madrid, Spain.
Of the 350 generic services assessed as part of the wider project, 148 (42.3%) reported that they document whether the client is homeless and 28 (8%) reported that they provide a specific programme for homeless people.
We estimated the effectiveness, costs, and cost effectiveness of vaccinating high risk groups in England using the 13 valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine, taking into account that herd benefits of the current infant 13 valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine programme will diminish the potential impact of a specific programme for high risk groups over time.
I had the opportunity to question the Commissioner-designate for Regional Policy, Johannes Hahn, with regard to his interest in the creation of a specific programme of permanent financial support for the outermost regions.
In Norway, 7 after analysing the data of 227 doctors who had come for counselling to a specific programme designed for them, 73% were in need of treatment for anxiety and depression.
A fidelity scale does just this and could be described as "a psychometrically sound method for determining the degree to which a specific programme meets the standards for a programme model" [ 51], p. 384.
