The phrase "a wide ranging programme of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a comprehensive or extensive set of activities, initiatives, or projects within a specific context.
Example: "The organization has launched a wide ranging programme of community outreach to address local needs."
Alternatives: "an extensive program of" or "a broad initiative of".
Meanwhile, the president of the country's main opposition party predicted a landslide victory for the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata party (BJP), enabling it to implement a wide-ranging programme of economic reforms.
The table plan for February's dinner, again analysed by the Guardian and the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, reveals that: The work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, who has overseen a wide-ranging programme of welfare cuts, was seated with directors of the doorstep lending firm CLC Finance, which advertises loans at a 769.9% annual interest rate.
The first is that St Paul's, through its institute, has been engaged in a wide-ranging programme of education, including a major event with Michael Sandel on the cathedral floor, as well as seminars and discussions – which Occupy has also been doing as part of its own work.
"The team will drive a wide-ranging programme of change to embed the culture and processes that will ensure all our products and services deliver fairness for customers now and in the future".
He added: "That's why the Scottish government is implementing a wide-ranging programme of action to encourage healthy lifestyle choices, for example, through leading work to bring down smoking rates and our action plan to combat Scotland's obesity epidemic".
A wide-ranging programme of investigations of the Mundo Perdido was instigated by the newly formed Proyecto Nacional Tikal in September 1979.
A wide-ranging programme of engagement with primary care has developed, from improving consultation skills and decision support to practice cancer profiles (http://ncat.nhs.uk/our-work/diagnosing-cancer-earlier/gps-and-primary-care#).
Unfortunately and although the general trend is evident, it was not possible to quantitatively estimate the mean effect of community support initiatives on the selected ART programme outcomes because of the fact that the selected studies were limited in number and displayed a wide range of programme and research designs.
