The phrase "a novel program which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing or describing a new or innovative program, often in a technical or academic context.
Example: "The researchers developed a novel program which aims to improve data analysis efficiency."
Alternatives: "an innovative program that" or "a new program which".
The District of Columbia received $75 million, based partly on its new performance-based teachers contract, an ambitious school turnaround plan and a novel program under which not-for-profits and others from outside the system will operate some struggling schools.
To address these problems aggressively, the medical school at the State University of Stony Brook has begun a novel program in which medical students are given the opportunity to deliver hands-on care to teenagers.
Following the experimental validation of our cross-hybridization procedure, we have written a novel program, OliD, which allows the automatic design of long oligonucleotides for microarray hybridization experiments.
In Critical Care in 2009, Fieux and colleagues [ 27] describe a novel program in which patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest received on-going mechanical ventilation and continuous external cardiac massage using an AutoPulse® device.
By 2002, Google had become very profitable, thanks to a novel program called AdWords, in which advertisers bid to display their ads whenever a Google user searches for keywords.
As Schmidt describes it, "We've agreed that on any major decisions the three of us agree". By 2002, Google had become very profitable, thanks to a novel program called AdWords, in which advertisers bid to display their ads whenever a Google user searches for keywords.
This project involves an economic and environmental assessment of a novel NGO program which uses solar power to pump irrigation and drinking water in a set of rural villages in northern Benin.
A recent version of 'Velvet', which includes a novel program module 'Columbus,' http://www.ebi.ac.uk/~zerbino/velvet/ was used to improve the 'de novo' assembly by utilizing alignments (via BWA) of the reads against the 'Lovell' genome.
In an attempt to confront these difficulties and support the objects-first strategy we developed a novel programming environment, objectKarel, which uses the language Karel++.
We consider general logic programs consisting of rules of the form H←B, where H and B are arbitrary first-order formulas possibly containing epistemic negation, and define a general epistemic answer set semantics for general logic programs by introducing a novel program transformation and a new definition of world views in which we apply epistemic negation to minimize the knowledge in world views.
