"in similar programs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when comparing one program to another. For example: "This program is more in-depth than in similar programs I have seen."
In the 1960's, the Peace Corps placed its volunteers in similar programs.
Mr. Bruell said he had heard much the same from others in similar programs.
She said clients of Rockefeller Philanthropy would now have the opportunity to invest in similar programs with the Rockefellers.
"You have to stay in shape over the summer," said Ms. Harris, who has participated in similar programs the last few years.
Seeing the impact of programs like SEMS, in which over 50% of participants go on to pursue graduate degrees, inspired me to take part in similar programs at HBCUs and other universities working cooperatively with government and private agencies to secure funding for undergraduate research.
We'd like to see that investment and other investments in similar programs doubled.
Since then, the program has become a model for the other CSSS in Montréal, who have shown an interest in developing similar programs in their territories.
By the end of the HEPA program, staff at the community centers demonstrated confidence in facilitating similar programs in their own capacity and with their own resources.
And we've received confirmation of interest from various tobacco companies in other countries that are interested in creating similar programs.
Other schools on Long Island have expressed interest in starting similar programs.
But in announcing similar programs for Maryland and South Carolina, Mr. Thompson did not mention their governors, both of whom are Democrats.
