"varied programme" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It describes a person or organization which has a wide range of activities or tasks to complete. For example, you could write: "The company has a very varied programme of projects which they are working on this year."
No earth-shattering innovations here, but plenty of fine ensemble playing and an agreeably varied programme.
The festival has been cut from 17 to 11 days, but still features an impressively varied programme.
The Twitter view @cornwallmatt Kino Ars Kraków civilised, cheap, welcoming, with great English-speaking staff, extremely comfy seats and varied programme.
The venue caters for a range of ages and interests and the varied programme includes curry- and-quiz nights, drum and bass nights, a comedy club, folk evenings, jazz, local bands, cabaret, benefit nights and big-screen football.
There's plenty of culture too, with the Royal Danish Ballet and the Royal Opera staging an impressively varied programme of events that people like us, who have failed miserably to grasp the fiendishly complicated language, can still enjoy.
Keith Lockhart leads the BBC Concert Orchestra through a riotously varied programme including the lament of Cinema Paradiso, the stately anthem from Star Wars and the chilling screech of the shower scene from Psycho – guest solo violinist Chloë Hanslip must be looking forward to this one, especially.
That means the quality can vary from programme to programme depending on the people involved locally.
A team comprises a manager, at least 15 APMs, and approximately 20 support staff, although this number varies from programme to programme.
With scores ranging from Bach to Stravinsky's Agon and Debussy's L'Après-Midi d'une Faune, this is as varied a programme as you'll find anywhere in the festival.
Not all reasons were considered in all programmes, and the importance of different reasons varied across programmes.
CAUTI prevention costs vary by programme, but such programmes have been demonstrated to be cost saving.
