"promotional programme" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific strategy or plan that a company or organization uses to promote a product, service, or event. Example: The company's promotional programme for their new line of cosmetics included social media advertising, influencer partnerships, and in-store promotions.
It managed only 70,000 despite opening every branch at midnight last Friday and organising a huge promotional programme under the "Pottakar's" banner.
The charges on the publication of this article were taken on by means of the promotional programme "Open access publishing" by the German research council (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft).
In an African capital city where very few couples have jointly tested for HIV, a promotional programme using INLs and INAs prompted approximately 100 couples/month to seek CVCT.
Three broad areas of interaction were accordingly positioned in a spectrum of declining formality: innovation infrastructure, promotional programmes and individual projects.
To improve maternal health, any health promotional programmes should include expectant fathers.
Finally, the necessity of active nursing teams dedicated to a pre-dialysis promotional and educational programme as well as PD patient management and care was clearly pointed out by a majority of the nephrologists, as already reported [ 20].
And it goes for more than just statements: what about performance programmes, promotional tweets, or the words that arts PRs sometimes use to drive us hacks up the wall?
Furthermore, deregulation initiated the reduction of the New Zealand Milk Board's promotional material and programmes, such as nutritional booklets and milk advertising [ 67].
Clearly hurtful comments were made, but what seems unclear is whether or not the experiment was defined by a climate of toxic masculinity in the way the final programme and promotional material suggests.
These early findings may also have some implications for the future focus and promotional activities of the programme.
As a first step to controlling dental caries, a national health programme including promotional, preventive and minimal intervention approaches for managing dental caries is proposed.
