"programmatic ideas" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a set of ideas or principles that guide a program or plan of action. You can use it in a sentence when describing a process or approach that is based on a specific set of ideas or principles. For example: "Implementing these programmatic ideas will help us achieve our goals more efficiently." "The candidate's campaign is built on a strong foundation of programmatic ideas aimed at improving education and healthcare." "These programmatic ideas may seem ambitious, but with proper execution, they have the potential to bring about real change."
And I can look in the mirror and get ideas; I can get sermon ideas, I can get programmatic ideas.
It draws attention to the semantic connotations and analogies by means of which visual technologies of government mediate between broader programmatic ideas and the practices of local users.
"Within a year I hope I'll be able to announce some new programmatic ideas, travel funds for curators, and new additions to the museum's wonderful board.
"Clearly, we are driven by our programmatic ideas," said D. Ellen Shuman, Carnegie's chief investment officer, who argued that a foundation's emphasis should be on making grants, not on lowering its tax bill.
Jerome Robbins's "Moves," a ballet danced without music, and Peter Martins's "Harmonielehre," a ballet whose images derive directly from programmatic ideas in its music, are not New York City Ballet's typical fare.
Techniques of representation will be customized by each student to align with their specific project approach in an acknowledgement of the relationship between representation and spatial or programmatic ideas.
(Chinen) Joe Sanders Quartet (Thursday) Joe Sanders is a bassist with a big tone and nimble technique, and on this one-nighter he comes with a programmatic idea.
Such criteria should rather emphasize the diverse, indirect yet valuable influences that SPIs can have on broader policy discourses including, for instance, agenda-setting and the diffusion of programmatic policy ideas (such as, for example, Emissions Trading Schemes).
Amid the buzz and chatter of New York Advertising Week, the launch of the new D&AD Impact Awards was surely the centre piece of this annual event and a welcome respite from this year's dominating themes of adtech (you do know, every time you say the word "programmatic" an ideas fairy dies?).
Krasner's vast canvases of the 1960s, with roiling arcs and circles marshaled to create cascading arabesques, strike me as programmatic, an idea about joyful abandon rather than the thing itself.
But the music wasn't programmatic: None of these ideas were out on stalks, and the set, 10 songs in a little more than an hour, didn't feel like a lecture.
