The phrase "appropriateness of the program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a program is suitable or fitting for a particular purpose or audience.
Example: "The committee will evaluate the appropriateness of the program before making a final decision on funding."
Alternatives: "suitability of the program" or "fitness of the program".
Mr. Hyshiver, 51, said he discussed the appropriateness of the program with Ms. Denis before the class, removing a reference to anal sex but not references to oral and vaginal intercourse and use of condoms.
Group leaders presented examples of behavioral options and used decisional balance approaches [ 41] to assist participants in moving toward action and setting new behavioral goals, paying careful attention to the cultural appropriateness of the program for minority participants.
Third, involving the regional health care providers in the development of the program resulted in a better understanding of the needs of the region and subsequently contributed to the appropriateness of the program.
Reports also provided detailed description of the activities and outcomes of supervision, including extensive quotes from supervisors and ANs, and initial reflection on mechanisms and the appropriateness of the program theory.
The qualitative part consisted of three focus groups and interviews which were organized with the facilitators, the Liaison Officers, and the Technical Directors to assess the efficiency and effectiveness of program delivery and the appropriateness of the program design in achieving its objectives.
Examples of how the research team addressed issues raised by testers are also provided.> Overall, both young people and clinicians were positive about the age-appropriateness of the program content (Table 2, item #15); its relevance for use by anxious adolescents (Table 2, item #14) and the length of each module (Table 2, item # 6).
This approach contributed to the appropriateness of the implemented program and deepens the insights in the opportunities and barriers to adapt chronic care in primary health care systems with limited structure.
Further evidence on the ability of CHWs to provide services of high quality at the community level to target populations at critical time points (i.e. 0-3 days following delivery) and at high coverage is needed before recommendations on the appropriateness of the MNCH CHW program for delivery at scale can be made.
This paper present findings from an alumni's survey conducted between July and August 2011 with respect to program relevancy, appropriateness of program objectives (POs) and program educational outcomes (PEOs).
The Cons in future perceived usefulness against the CB-SCID1 about the appropriateness of such a program, the conflict perspective about using it and the breaking up of dialogue contain an all or none view.
While such partnerships can improve the cultural appropriateness of treatment programs, the legacy of Australia's history, continuing Aboriginal health disparities and different ways of working can also cause these partnerships to be difficult and sometimes tenuous.
