The phrase "create a programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone creating a computer programme or a more general programme, such as a way of organising events or activities. For example, "We need to create a programme to effectively manage our resources."
But by the time of the Chicago convention in June, he had recruited a panel of economists to create a programme.
Everyone responds to exercise in a different way, so make sure you treat every client as an individual and create a programme that is achievable for them.
In Washington DC, housing is among the major challenges, according to Matthew Corso, who has helped the DC Center for the LGBT Community create a programme to assist people who are seeking asylum.
David Lan, the project's co-director, said the collaboration meant they had been able to create a programme that included the first stage version of Jung Chang's bestselling book Wild Swans, Simon Stephens's Three Kingdoms and a Peter Brook production of a South African fable, The Suit.
The tech bubble is incentivising anyone with money to create a programme, cobble together a list of 'mentors' and try their luck.
Word spread about my work with youth education, and I was invited to help create a programme in Pakistan to improve the quality of education at a school serving at-risk children from poor families.
Corden and Baynton deserve credit for creating a programme with such ambition.
During her apprenticeship, she created a programme to enable apprentices to talk to students about university alternatives.
She is creating a programme with the Tisch School of Fine Arts in Florence, which will set up aspiring black screenwriters with established ones.
Monti insisted he was content with the result, having created a programme that had presented voters with a "realistic" way forward for the country.
In the US, Starbucks recently created a programme to help people send credits for coffees to each other, raising $180,000 in six weeks.
