The phrase "as a demonstration programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific initiative or project that serves to showcase or test a concept or method.
Example: "The new software will be launched as a demonstration programme to evaluate its effectiveness before a full rollout."
Alternatives: "as a pilot project" or "as a trial initiative".
Work starts in October under a £16m demonstration programme aiming to test ways of providing them with more support.
The Baguineda programme was close to Bamako and was thus used by Sightsavers as a demonstration area for other programmes (e.g. Nigeria, Cameroon, Guinea Conakry) to come and learn how the programme operated.
Here, we describe the rationale, design, and implementation of a Chlamydia screening demonstration programme.
The trial was conducted according to the ICH guidelines and was partially supported by the European Commission through a BIOMED II demonstration programme (Contract no. BMH4-CT98-3614 (DG 12-SSMI)).
This suborbital two stage technology demonstration programme is aimed for a hypersonic re-entry of double delta wing vehicle from an altitude of nearly 65 70 km, where the first stage of vehicle is identified as solid booster.
The work was performed in a project funded through the Green Development and Demonstration Programme (grant no. 3405-11-0279) by the Danish Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, the Pig Research Centre and Aarhus University.
The X-47B is a strike fighter-sized prototype drone developed as part of the United States Navy's UCAS-D (Unmanned Combat Air System Demonstration) programme, which aims to develop technologies necessary to field a combat drone on carriers.
This was the only significant large-scale demonstration programme in the EU, and one of a handful worldwide".
The outcome of this 3-year demonstration programme will be crucial for the decision about a national roll-out of C. trachomatis screening in the Netherlands.
Australia's programme is best thought of as a demonstration project, says Bill Louden of the University of Western Australia: "excellent and tiny" and showing what can be done with three times the usual spending per trainee.But such pilot programmes matter because they can drag standards up across the board.
At the 1984 Winter Paralympics, the Downhill event was added to the para-alpine programme, along with sit-skiing as a demonstration sport.
