The phrase "incentive program" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a system or plan designed to motivate or encourage individuals to achieve a certain goal or perform a specific behavior. Example: The company's new incentive program offers financial bonuses to employees who meet their sales targets.
Darroch's pay almost tripled because Sky's long-term incentive programme only vests every second year.
He was also awarded 206,350 shares as part of DMGT's long-term incentive programme.
Highfield is to be given £500,000 in shares as part of the company's long-term incentive programme.
What Sorrell has is an incentive programme that rewards him highly for value creation, for increasing shareholder wealth.
That growth was itself driven by the government's Cash for Clunkers incentive programme, which boosted automobile sales.
GSK said it had fundamentally changed the incentive programme for its sales force, and increased the monitoring of invoicing and payments.
It was a relief for the LA movie production community when a California state assembly committee said yes to a five-year extension for the state's tax-incentive programme.
Policy-makers can also use selection into a financial-incentive programme to achieve supplementary health care education goals.
Many aspects of the management of a financial-incentive programme are not specific to one type of health worker.
Within the United States, it has been found that medical students' propensity to enrol in a financial-incentive programme increases with their debt burden [ 32].
More importantly, a number of studies have found that programme participants are more likely than health workers who do not participate in a financial-incentive programme to remain in underserved areas in the long run [ 27- 30].
