The phrase "a nutrition program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a structured plan or system designed to improve dietary habits or health through nutrition.
Example: "The school has implemented a nutrition program to promote healthy eating among students."
Alternatives: "a dietary plan" or "a meal plan".
What about a nutrition program in El Salvador?
In fact, food stamps are not welfare, not even charity, but a nutrition program that helps the poor buy food.
They also want to cut back severely on a nutrition program for low-income women and children.
It's a nutrition program that is supposed to promote healthy food choices for everybody, particularly when they are in need of extra assistance.
And the company sponsors an annual music and food festival (20,000 attendees this year) as well as a nutrition program in Washington's public schools.
His vision included supported housing for the mentally disabled, a mental health drop-in center, vocational training, a nutrition program for the elderly and a seasonal lawn service program for the elderly and disabled citizens in Islip town.
Of course it doesn't require a highly authoritarian regime to run a successful nutrition program: Brazil and Thailand both did so in the 1980s.
His mother, now retired, was the director of WIC, a federal nutrition program for families with children, in Fort Smith.
But potentially on the chopping block now is grant money that supports cervical cancer screenings, prenatal care and WIC, a federal nutrition program for women, infants and children.
"I may possibly have told her that I was working with Barry and had him on a comprehensive nutrition program, but never did I say to her that Barry Bonds used drugs".
Government officials say they are alarmed about a growing number of food stores that cater to low-income people but charge more than other stores, thus driving up the cost of a federal nutrition program.
