The phrase "a program headed by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a program that is led or directed by a specific person or group.
Example: "The research initiative is a program headed by Dr. Smith, who is an expert in environmental science."
Alternatives: "a program led by" or "a program directed by".
ABC is hoping to increase its percentage of viewers between the ages of 18 and 49 — the favorite of many advertisers — with an entertainment program headed by a star two decades younger than Mr. Letterman and Mr. Leno.
In 1928 the Soviet government launched a building program headed by the OSA group.
In spite of, McGriff and the other Black Panthers in Philadelphia tried to maintain with the Free Breakfast Program - a national program headed by the founding Oaklyn, C.A. Panthers and the free clinic located in North Philadelphia.
The HEALD trial is part of a research program headed by JAJ.
Last September the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz Performance, a postgraduate training program headed by the trumpeter Terence Blanchard, relocated to Loyola University New Orleans after a dozen years at the University of Southern California.
A legislative ethics panel yesterday agreed to investigate whether a state assemblyman from Hudson County violated conflict-of-interest laws when state grant money was given to a day care program headed by his estranged wife.
He also runs an extensive scientific program, headed by the wildlife biologist, Cristina Eisenberg, an expert in apex predators (she has spotted a few lone wolves on the property, a notable development since the species was effectively eradicated from the southern Rockies in the 1930s).
As part of a 10-day outreach program headed by American Football Without Barriers, the NFL players -- including Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, Carolina Panthers running back DeAngelo Williams, and Cleveland Browns tight end Gary Barnidge -- are training hundreds of Turkish men, women and children in American football.
The study, entitled BaySys, is a $17-million 17-millionlong program headed by the University of Manitoba.
Of the 50 men and 50 women to make the recent third round of the program headed by a Dutch not-for-profit, seven were Australian.
