The phrase "a demonstration program of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a program designed to showcase or illustrate a particular concept, product, or process.
Example: "The university launched a demonstration program of their new teaching methods to evaluate their effectiveness in the classroom."
Alternatives: "a showcase program of" or "an exhibition program of".
The move could be a boon to EDF, which has already partnered to develop sophisticated charging stations that are in use in London and as part of a demonstration program to test several prototypes of Toyota's plug-in version of its Prius.
The three first cars will be part of a demonstration program to provide advanced research and driving feedback that Honda can use in the development of future electric cars and powertrains.
Scaling-up is likely to be more effective if undertaken in a phased manner, beginning with a demonstration program and an evaluation of lessons learned.
The MTCT-Plus program was reviewed by the institutional review board (IRB) from Columbia University in 2000 (principal sponsor) and was not considered a research project but rather a demonstration program in the context of the ARV roll-out.
Preliminary results from STRIDE, a clinical demonstration program of supervised walking for older adults admitted to the hospital with medical illness, are reported.
A large demonstration program of school-based HPV vaccine delivery in Peru found that close coordination with the schools was key for successful delivery [ 19], and the national introduction of HPV vaccine in Rwanda noted the strong political support from the national to the community level as being critical to vaccine uptake [ 7].
Agencies of the federal govt. have put up a 160 ft. monster that will serve both as a means of supplementing the present power supply & as part of a demonstration program.
The analysis is applied in an evaluation of a demonstration program designed to help young parents and their partners make the transition from receiving public transfer income to earned income.
Adopted as part of a demonstration program in 1996 and later modified by Congress, the national recreation fees have been extremely controversial.
