The phrase "a program canceled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific program that has been called off or terminated.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, a program canceled last week has been rescheduled for next month."
Alternatives: "a program called off" or "a program terminated".
Mr. Thompson was director general of the BBC when the editor of a current affairs program canceled an investigation into Mr. Savile late last year, just as other divisions were planning Christmastime tributes to him, two months after his death.
He announced Friday that Nicaragua was again eligible for an American aid program canceled in 2008 on electoral concerns.
The president was the only official to address the rally, organizers said, with other speeches as well as a much-anticipated dance program canceled because of the surprise turnout.
The report said the editorial management of "Newsnight" had already been weakened by the Savile affair, in which the program canceled an investigation last year into sexual abuse by Mr. Savile.
Mr. Thompson was the director general of the BBC in December 2011 when the corporation's flagship "Newsnight" current-affairs program canceled an investigation into accusations of abuse against the television host Jimmy Savile who died two months earlier at the age of 84.
The prison remained in a lockdown Thursday, with all programs canceled.
Any program canceled by Duke Gardens will result in a complete refund.
The last program canceled at Saratoga was on Aug. 2, 2006, because of extreme heat.
But Trump has offered mixed signals about whether he'll extend that program, cancel it or allow it to lapse.
If students withdraw as permitted in Sections VII.B, VII.C.2.(a) or VII.C.2.(b) prior to the commencement of the program, or if a program is canceled, students must receive a full refund of all monies advanced within twenty (20) days after the cancellation or withdrawal.
