The phrase "experimental programmes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about programmes or projects (especially scientific ones) designed to test new methods or technologies. For example, "The university is running several experimental programmes to develop new methods of energy production."
Awareness of assay suitability, sensitivity and variability is therefore crucial to the design of experimental programmes.
In the verification process, results from experimental programmes reported in the literature were carefully examined using three-dimensional nonlinear finite element analysis.
Previously, this model has been checked to evaluate the long-term response of existing experimental programmes in terms of deflections and strains.
An exploratory study was conducted at PSI to study the potential effect of these constituents by modelling different reactions and by conducting specific experimental programmes.
Controlled trials will provide important evidence of the components, effects and sustainability of these experimental programmes, and improve overall care plans for this often neglected patient group.
However, restrained creep experiments are simple to implement, less expensive and can be easily included as part of other, more conventional irradiation graphite experimental programmes.
The government is recruiting 60 highly-qualified social workers from Germany, Norway and the Netherlands to lead an experimental programme which could revolutionise the way children's residential care homes are run.
Homecoming features David Schwimmer, Catherine Keener, David Cross and Amy Sedaris and tells the story of Heidi, a woman who worked in an experimental programme reacclimatising veteran soldiers into civilian life.
It comes from "Sesame Street," an experimental programme which opened on America's 170 educational television stations a few months ago.
The experimental programme is hurriedly closed down, to the horror of Will Rodman (played by James Franco), a decent, troubled young scientist who has been willing to accept these procedures in the search for an Alzheimer's cure.
Tonight, he relocates to Aldeburgh for the festival's experimental programme, Faster Than Sound, where he'll be reanimating the shadowy forms of Antoine Brumel's Et ecce terrae motus (Earthquake Mass).
