The phrase "a track programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific program or schedule related to a track event, such as athletics or racing.
Example: "The event organizers have released a track programme detailing the schedule of races for the day."
Alternatives: "a race schedule" or "an event itinerary".
Save the Children has introduced a tracking programme to help parents maintain contact with their working children.
"Subject to feedback, I will be urging DECC and government to implement the main recommendations on a fast track programme".
Persons who have been working in the ambulance services for at least 5 years may follow a "fast track programme" of 1 year and then head for the exam.
A special track programme like CPIRD/ODOD could potentially help increase the number of dentists and pharmacists serving rural communities.
It was during that week I decided I'd come back and have a crack at the track programme for the Commonwealth Games.
Cookson repeated that, after Rio, the UCI will request an expansion of the track programme at future Games to redress the balance after the loss of events following Beijing, although he added that while the UCI would like to see an expansion of the women's roadrace field to match the current numbers in the men's event, it is more likely that the men's numbers may be reduced.
Hoy won the final event of the London track programme with a stunning triumph in the men's keirin, while Trott won the women's omnium as the duo became double gold medal winners in London.
Youth perspectives UNICEF Radio and the Back on Track programme will conduct a series of similar workshops in other countries in the coming months.
Youth perspectives In the coming months, UNICEF Radio and the Back on Track programme will conduct a series of similar workshops in other countries.
UNICEF Radio and the 'Back on Track' programme will conduct a series of similar youth radio workshops in other countries in the coming months.
