"program item" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular item in a program, such as a presentation, activity or task. For example, "The second program item was a lecture by a renowned scientist."
"As audience needs have changed with the shift to mobile consumption, and towards key ABC digital properties such as abc.net.au/news and apps, the need for this focus on transcripts has reduced, and the need for digital staff to create bespoke versions of stories and program items in text, video and audio formats is increasing," the note said.
The questionnaire consisted of 3 sections: 20 healthcare technology items, 16 quality improvement program items and 63 culture items.
So far, very few companies have done so, either in the form of a management process or bundled in a company health promotion program (Items 7-11).
The grand means of the survey categories reveal that, for this administration of the FRAS, faculty members reported having the least knowledge of validation items and the greatest knowledge of assessment-program items.
1552, substituted "Internship, cooperative education, and scholarship programs" for "Intern program" in item 1742 and struck out items 1743 "Cooperative education program" and 1744 "Scholarship program".
1475, 1480, substituted "and Financial Assistance Program" for "Program" in item for subchapter I and added item for subchapter III.
Funded by the federal government's New Deal program, each item bears a unique anti-war theme.
In the malaria control program, the item on "Malaria: Confirmed Cases" showed a difficulty index of 57.5% (65/113).
The factor analysis retained four satisfaction dimensions: satisfaction with 1) the technician's skills (four items), 2) the physical environment (four items), 3) the staff's communication skills (three items) and 4) the information given by the program (3 items).
The final version of the instrument included the following domains of interest: sociodemographic characteristics (19 items), social life (15 items), knowledge and attitude about condoms (10 items), sexual experience (22 items), and knowledge of HIV/AIDS and exposure to an HIV/AIDS program (30 items).
