The phrase "a program of national" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it when referring to a specific program that is intended for national purposes or benefits, typically in discussions about government or public initiatives.
Example: "The government has launched a program of national importance aimed at improving healthcare access for all citizens."
Alternatives: "a national initiative" or "a nationwide program".
"Ultimately, our goal is to once again become a program of national significance," Roland said.
Only with the formation of the Reich ("empire") in 1871 was it possible to undertake a program of national codification.
But this campaign's demoralizing slog will still leave us in need of a program of national recovery.
Shortly after independence, Zambia embarked on a program of national development planning the Transitional Development Plan preceding the First National Development Plan of 1966 71.
The Perón regime, for example, was established by nationalistic army officers committed to a program of national reform and ideological goals.
Whig Party, in U.S. history, major political party active in the period 1834 54 that espoused a program of national development but foundered on the rising tide of sectional antagonism.
Americorps, in practice, is less a program of universal national service than a limited, government-directed, replacement for private philanthropy, providing assistance, in the form of subsidized labor, directed to select organizations.
It should be about whether we should have a program of mandatory national service not military service.
But by channeling the nation's energies into a specious program of "national revolution," Vichy made things worse.
"We need to start making substantial reductions in emissions to minimize how much and how quickly the climate changes, and, just as importantly, we need to begin a serious program of national preparedness to respond to these increasing threats".
And so long as any American troops remain in Iraq, Mr. Bush must put serious pressure on Mr. Maliki to support the troops' efforts with a genuine program of national reconciliation.
