The phrase "a good program for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitability or effectiveness of a program for a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "This is a good program for beginners who want to learn coding."
Alternatives: "an effective solution for" or "a suitable option for".
"It's a good program for poor single people like me.
"You can avoid most potholes if you have a good program for road surfacing in place," said Michael Zarba, the city's highway supervisor.
Fort Lewis in Washington State, for example, is a large, well-equipped installation in a beautiful area with a good program for recovering soldiers.
Whether his work is everyone's favorite, or whether four such works make a good program for a visiting troupe not steeped in his style, is open to question.
Internship is a good program for the students to experience the real industry environment in advance before graduation and it is also good to excite them to study harder.
To begin with, early decision is a good program for students who have settled on a clear, first-choice school by the fall of the senior year and have an academic record that will stand on its own after only three years of high school, since fall senior year grades are normally not available during the early review.
My experience from project design workshops of a few NGOs reveal that many considers LGBT Pride Parades as a good program strategy for reducing stigma.
"Historically, it's been a pretty good program for a I-AA school," Flacco said, referring to the previous name for the F.C.S. "It's also a pretty good recruiting tool, for a I-AA school to have 22,000 fans show up to every one of your games".
A good program would be, for example, Advanced Systemcare.
Policymakers should focus on improving a good program, not raising prices for many beneficiaries by undermining the aspects of the program that make it successful.
FractInt is a very good program for the PC for looking deeply into the Mandelbrot set.
