"programmatic nature" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a task or process that is done in a systematic, orderly manner, such as a project or program that is planned out in a step-by-step way. For example: "The team worked hard to ensure the project ran smoothly, thanks to the programmatic nature of the planning."
Its programmatic nature and its harmonies outraged conservative program committees.
Elgar's principal works of a programmatic nature are the overture Cockaigne, or In London Town (1901), and the "symphonic study" Falstaff (1913).
But the programmatic nature of his antics strongly suggests that he is self-consciously playing a role in a narrative, one that isn't simply about him.
Everyone involved seemed to agree that the almost unstoppable, programmatic nature of very big science was always a potential drawback when unexpected discoveries beckoned around corners that only smaller and nimbler projects could take.
The second is the programmatic nature of Viv's back-end systems.
I mean, and I look at it from a programmatic nature, our social network also has broadcast.
Although the tasks of ART scale up could be regarded as essentially programmatic in nature, both the scale of the HIV epidemic and the ART programme make these strategic managerial tasks particularly relevant.
Both companies faced a growing backlash last year — with a number of advertisers and brands pulling ads from YouTube over concerns about the types of content that their marketing messages were being served alongside, thanks to the programmatic (i.e. automatic) nature of the ad placement.
The Scottish (also called Scotch), completed in 1842, although not programmatic, is expressive of Mendelssohn's poetic nature.
Given the complex nature of surgical care delivery and programmatic capacity building in the resource-poor settings, many challenges remain before global surgery is accepted as an academic discipline and an established career path.
Finally, theory development and testing is cumulative in nature, encouraging researchers to pursue a programmatic approach in research.
