The phrase "a successful programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a programme that has achieved its intended goals or outcomes.
Example: "The charity launched a successful programme aimed at reducing homelessness in the city."
Alternatives: "an effective programme" or "a thriving programme".
Regarding the development of players from City's academy, Mubarak said: "It's crucial when you look at FFP, when you look at what the academy does for the community and how we manage the evolution of his cub over the next 10 years, it's fundamental to our growth strategy and success to have a successful programme that produces young talent into the first team".
Regarding the development of players from City's academy, Khaldoon added: "It's crucial when you look at FFP, when you look at what the academy does for the community and how we manage the evolution of his cub over the next ten years, it's fundamental to our growth strategy and success to have a successful programme that produces young talent into the first team".
So, is it possible to predict a successful programme from a TV ratings-disaster in the making?
A model exists in the BBC's Robert Peston, who has established a successful programme for celebrated figures to talk in state schools.
Beyond this, however, there's a strong suspicion that there is also a clock running on how long a successful programme can hold the audience's attention.
Tech veterans may recall the "browser wars" of the late 1990s the last time a successful programme, Netscape's Navigator, tried to oust a dominant platform, Microsoft's Windows.
With one cross a year, a success rate of 50% would be more than sufficient for a very successful programme.
A similar arrangement formed the basis of a considerably successful programme aimed at improving community management of TB in Bolivia [ 86].
She instigated a social regeneration scheme for young people that aimed to transform lives through theatre, as well as starting a highly successful programme to develop creative leadership.
The most credible explanation for her decision to close such a fabulously successful programme was that she intends to transfer her energies to her own forthcoming cable channel.
"EPI is a very successful programme.
