The phrase "an improved programme" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a version of a programme that has been enhanced or made better in some way.
Example: "The new software release includes an improved programme that enhances user experience and functionality."
Alternatives: "a better programme" or "an upgraded programme".
Our data shows that treatment and screening have reduced breast cancer mortality in Florence, but the full impact of the screening programme needs a longer follow up and improved programme performance (compliance rates, interscreening interval).
While existing MTCT services are often offered vertically, fostering linkages to maternal, newborn and child health programmes and sexual and reproductive health programmes offers an opportunity to improve programme efficiency and equity, to further attainment of the goals set by the UN General Assembly for HIV [ 51], and to help fulfil the health related Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) [ 12].
Author: Ted Freeman 1. Background For some time, and definitely since the 2001 Report of the Secretary General on the Triennial Policy Review of Operational Activities of the United Nations, UNICEF along with other UN agencies has been engaged in an effort to study the potential role and utility of Country Programme Evaluation (CPE) as a tool for improving programme effectiveness.
Monitoring of vaccination delay in addition to coverage is also a useful tool to improve programme surveillance.
Formative evaluation was used to improve programme performance.
Here's hoping they might spend a tiny bit of it on improving programmes.
One item delivered as part of this programme is an improved wheel profile.
The campaign to prevent this from happening starts with building a better programme guide.Besides improving the look of their on-screen programme guides, pay-TV firms are now building guides for devices like the iPhone and the iPad.
There was little evidence of clinical depression in this cohort, and most of those whose scores suggested a borderline category improved by programme completion (83%), as did almost all of the few whose scores at recruitment suggested clinical depression (83%).
