The phrase "a championship program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a program or initiative that aims to achieve championship-level success, often in a sports or competitive context.
Example: "The school has implemented a championship program to enhance the skills of its athletes and prepare them for state competitions."
Alternatives: "a winning program" or "a title-winning program".
He's dedicated and determined to turn Iowa State into a championship program".
We look forward to having him build a championship program on the field and in the classroom".
In the 1981-82 college year, when the N.C.A.A. started a championship program for women, there were 79 men's teams.
Yesterday I listened to Greg Schiano, the enthusiastic second-year coach, talk about building a championship program at Rutgers, which went 2-9 laseasonseason
"The biggest thing for a young driver — any driver — is confidence," Gordon said, "believing in what they are doing out there on the track and for him to focus only on what he needs to do because he knows he's coming into a championship-caliber program".
Personally I feel the right way forward may be an adaptation of the English model, where full Championship programs are scheduled on international weekends to take revenue advantage of no Premiership games taking place, but the few teams with more than two players called up for international duty are given the option of postponing their game.
Pearson's victory was all the more impressive because she managed it on the day she appeared on the cover of the championships program, which has brought almost nothing but bad karma to its previous subjects.
When the new campus opened, in the fall of 1930, the university set out to buy itself a championship-level football program and hired the University of Alabama's William Wallace Wade as athletic director and football coach.
"You need to continue to win games and bring the program to a championship level.
But at the end of the year, the presidents allow the team's right to play for a championship to be determined by computer programs and voters.
It is believed to be the highest number of junior college players signed by a current Bowl Championship Series program.
