The phrase "a stand alone programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a program that operates independently or does not require additional components to function.
Example: "The software is designed as a stand alone programme, making it easy to install and use without any additional tools."
Alternatives: "an independent program" or "a self-sufficient program".
The intensive one-week MBA module in entrepreneurship at the University of Bath School of Management has proved so popular that it has been launched this year as a stand-alone programme offered to students, academics and the wider business and technology community.
In order to facilitate the operation of RAMP-HT as an integrated component to usual GOPC care but not a stand-alone programme, multi-level organizational changes had been made.
In this regard, the story of Sierra Leone differs from many countries introducing fee exemptions, where fee exemption has been a stand-alone programme, unconnected to wider health system reforms.
It also included a new set of structured running exercises to make it better suited as a stand alone warm-up programme for training and matches.
The concept of a web-based tool emerged from our experience with an earlier, stand- alone, system, an attempt to provide a stand alone decision tool.
A re-orientation of the Zambian health system was achieved for PLHIV: from a stand-alone emergency programme to a chronic care programme with strong linkages between the different levels within the public health services and between them and other government ministries and civil society care organisations.
The competition became a stand-alone television programme in 1960, known as the Eurovisionschlagern, svensk final.
The redeveloped DYD site differs from other web-based interventions for hazardous drinking in that it may be used either as a brief intervention or as a stand-alone treatment programme involving long term and frequent contact.
The third trial is the only published RCT to investigate the effect of a stand-alone PRT programme and found it significantly improved upper limb muscle endurance for adults with Down syndrome (mean difference chest press repetitions at 50% 1 RM was 16.7, 95% CI 7.1 to 26.2, p = 0.002) [ 6].
