The phrase "a program financed by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the source of funding for a program or initiative.
Example: "The research project is a program financed by the government to promote renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "a program funded by" or "a program supported by".
They created a program, financed by drilling fees, to properly seal abandoned wells.
A program financed by American taxpayers has spent about $1.4 billion annually to secure nuclear materials here.
Dr. Aisen directs a program financed by the National Institute on Aging to conduct clinical trials of treatments for Alzheimer's disease.
Dr. Aisen directs the Alzheimer's Disease Cooperative Study, a program financed by the National Institute on Aging to conduct clinical trials of treatments for Alzheimer's disease.
It's part of the Chicago version of a program financed by the Department of Justice and aimed at public awareness of youth safety.
Afterward, Clinton joined Obama in a motorcade ride to a nearby park to plant trees with members of a program financed by AmeriCorps.
To jumpstart the market, the state established a rebate program, financed by a surcharge on utility bills, which worked so well it led to a backlog of applications.
In August, the Los Angeles County Probation Department began using the devices in a pilot program financed by a grant from the federal Bureau of Justice Assistance.
At that point, the hostage, Linda Norgrove, the regional director for a jobs program financed by the United States Agency for International Development, had been a captive for two weeks.
TECNO_FUS is a research program financed by the Spanish Government to develop technologies related to a dual-coolant (He/Pb Li) breeding blanket design concept including the auxiliary systems for a future power reactor (DEMO).
Under the law, Social Security is a distinct program financed by its own tax.
