The phrase "a computerized program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a software application or system that operates using computer technology.
Example: "The new project management tool is a computerized program designed to streamline team collaboration."
Alternatives: "a software application" or "a digital program".
And Mr. Bhalla is working on a computerized program for middle-school students.
A team of retired pilots and air traffic controllers, plus a computerized program that automatically searches for patterns of errors, hunts solutions to make future flights safer.
He hired a company to design a computerized program used throughout the trial and as a backdrop to the closing argument of the chief prosecutor, Jonathan C. Benedict.
"So we bring the client to our office, sit them down and take then through a computerized program that lays out all kinds of personal property, room by room, to help trigger their memory of what was in their house".
Mr. Humble's office built a computerized program, where patients will have to swipe magnetic cards every time they buy marijuana to make sure they do not exceed the maximum allowance of 2.5 ounces every two weeks.
Cognitive bias modification for interpretation, a computerized program which manipulates biased interpretations, has shown therapeutic promise, including evidence that negatively biased interpretations can be reduced, leading to corresponding improvements in symptoms.
Arterial blood flow of the uterus, fallopian tubes and both ovarian center and periphery were assessed, by a unique computerized program exclusively developed for this research (MATLAB language).
The charts of all patients were contained on a computerized charting program, Tufts Medical Center program EDIS, Medhost (Addison, TX), and the Shaare Zedek Medical Center home-built program (Jerusalem, Israel).
For this purpose, an interactive computerized program has been inspired by the format of the popular HPT (hazard perception test) for drivers.
The aim was to establish whether a previously validated computerized program (The Sadness Program) remained efficacious when delivered via a mobile application.
Randomisation will be performed by a web based computerized program using permuted-block randomisation.
