The phrase "a program has been started" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a specific program or process has been initiated, often in a technical or operational context.
Example: "After the system update, a program has been started to enhance security features."
Alternatives: "a program has commenced" or "a program has been initiated."
A pilot program has been started at another of the proposed locations, the State University of New York at Farmingdale.
There are now more than 25 association-sponsored support groups and a volunteer program has been started at the association's office.
As a result, a voluntary logbook program has been started to record spatial CPUE data, which is a good indicator of stock abundance [48].
A new marketing program has been started to save the school, he said.
A pavement strengthening program has been started on TEN T and E roads in order to comply with the EU 11,5 ton axle weight limit.
The CaPiRe program has been started to develop a new detector design, in order to produce large areas of glass Resistive Plate Chambers (RPC) detectors, overcoming the previous limitations.
A highly active small-animal cardiac MR imaging program has been started to facilitate the investigation of cardiac physiology, pathophysiology, genetics and therapeutics in mouse models of cardiovascular disease.
In 1948 he entered graduate school at the California Institute of Technology, where an astronomy program had been started in conjunction with the nearby Mount Wilson Observatory, home of Hubble, among others.
The furlough program had been started by a previous, Republican governor of Massachusetts.
The take-home program had been started in 1959 by the Colonel and one of his daughters, Mrs. Margaret Adams, who owns the K.F.C. franchising operation in Florida.
Almost all of the new programs have been started on a shoestring by people who say they believe that such courses have been diluted in the name of political correctness.
