The phrase "a successful programme for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a program or initiative that has achieved its intended goals or outcomes.
Example: "The organization launched a successful programme for improving literacy rates among children in underserved communities."
Alternatives: "an effective initiative for" or "a productive scheme for".
A model exists in the BBC's Robert Peston, who has established a successful programme for celebrated figures to talk in state schools.
(Breeders sometimes claim their lions are for conservation programmes but examples of captive-bred lions becoming wild animals again are vanishingly rare; even the most respectable zoo has never established a successful programme for releasing captive-bred lions into the wild).
One site had developed a successful programme for trained and supervised volunteers attached to specific wards to provide assistance and encouragement to patients who needed help with meals.
On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the scheme in 2014, refugee groups and others praised it as a successful programme and called for it to be expanded, particularly in light of the Syrian refugee crisis.
The relatively low but increasing percentage of pre-emptive living donor transplantation is due to the transplantation policies of Spain, which has a highly successful programme for cadaveric transplantation and is encouraging living donor transplantation to overcome the current relative scarcity of cadaveric donors.
A regular, effective monitoring system to verify iodine levels in salt, and iodine status of the population, is instrumental for a successful programme.
"The infrastructure for a successful programme is there, and UNICEF has the technical knowledge to help tens of thousands of Zimbabwean women and their unborn children, but adequate resources remain a major challenge," says Dr Kavishe.
Social media can also add extras to an already successful programme – for example, behind-the-scenes pictures on Facebook – giving the audience an extended experience.
So we will legislate to put Channel - the existing successful programme for people at risk of radicalisation - on a statutory basis to improve the consistency of its delivery and ensure the participation of all the appropriate organisations.
If not quite the Frank Gehry of his day, May was widely admired for the successful programme for workers' housing he executed in Weimar-era Frankfurt, and the Soviet authorities jumped at the chance to implement his then-cutting edge plans for a "linear city" in the Urals.
The focus of immunisations in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) has been the Expanded Programme on Immunisations (EPI), which was launched in 1974 by the World Health Organisation (WHO) following the successful programme for the eradication of smallpox [ 2].
