The phrase "a general program for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an overarching plan or strategy designed to achieve specific goals or objectives in various contexts, such as education, health, or community development.
Example: "The organization has developed a general program for improving literacy rates among children in underserved communities."
Alternatives: "a broad initiative for" or "a comprehensive plan for".
In 16 short chapters it deals with morals and ethics, church practice, and the eschatological hope (of the Second Coming of Christ at the end of time) and presents a general program for instruction and initiation into the primitive church.
We used PROAST, a general program for dose-response modeling [ 20, 21].
These results obtained using linear mixed-models analysis were similar to those obtained when using PROAST, a general program for dose-response modeling, as in Vandebriel and colleagues' article.
Following Rabouin, it is at this point of his mathematical career that Descartes more clearly sees just how crucial the interplay of algebraic equations and geometry could be for a general program of geometrical problem-solving.
There are specific entry requirements for different courses, but as all students have the right to this sort of education, a general program of study is available for those students who may fail to meet requirements.
It draws on strategy literature to develop a scope and logic for a general program that can address challenges for long-term urban infrastructure management related to path-dependencies, the direction of transformative change, system complexity and future uncertainty.
The spring element has been incorporated in a well-established general program for nonlinear static and dynamic analysis.
Advocates, including the Community Coalition of South Los Angeles, asserted that the nation's second-largest school system was using this money for its general program for all students or for other costs.
The hospital's 320 beds are housed in four main programs: 1) a general psychiatry program for adults (18+ years old); 2) a forensics program; 3) a program for young adults (18 30 years old) and those with psychiatric and developmental disorders; and 4) a program with wards specific for geriatric psychiatry and acquired brain injury.
Continental and Southwest have similar but more general programs for people who fly to one destination from different places.
Other companies, like Siebel Systems, build specialized software for companies, like customer relationship management tools, but none -- apart from Oracle, PeopleSoft and SAP -- make general programs for multinationals.
