"programme duration" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the length of time that a specific programme or project will last. Example: The programme duration for the new marketing campaign was set at three months, with the hope of increasing sales by 10%.
While programme duration is unknown in most cases, short programmes may have been more effective than longer ones.
On average, this is a year older than one would expect on the basis of a nominal programme duration of two times four years.
However, by the introduction of the One-Euro-Job scheme wage-paying job creation was partly replaced by workfare, with an on average shorter programme duration (Figure 1).
Views regarding the programme duration were varied.
The current programme duration of 1 year was short from the perspective of some graduates.
Programme duration is an area in which team-training programmes in healthcare vary.
Implications of our estimates are illustrated by calculating marginal effects on the expected duration to regular employment over a five-year period for typical starting times and programme durations.
Although the group sizes vary between 6 up to 20 persons and the programme durations range between 10 to 40 h, the intervention approach is commonly a psychological one with educative elements.
If instead we calculate the probability of being in a certain cell by using the conditional distribution of in-programme duration, i.e. conditional on being in a certain quantile of the pre-programme duration, we obtain weights to the nine different combinations of durations for each programme which are different from 1.
3 Results are not sensitive to this assumption of equal weighting of the nine combinations of pre-programme and in-programme durations.
Total energy expenditure and its constituent training characteristics (training intensity, session frequency, session duration and programme length) vary considerably among clinical trials, making it hard to compare studies directly.
