The phrase "a program of speakers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a scheduled event or series of presentations featuring multiple speakers.
Example: "The conference will feature a program of speakers discussing various topics in technology and innovation."
Alternatives: "a lineup of speakers" or "a roster of speakers".
Cocktails and hors d'oeuvres begin at 6, with the music and a program of speakers at 7. Tickets, $75, from (718) 625-8300.
It's been referred to as an "unconference" (it's more like a gathering of interesting people than a program of speakers), and as its organizers explain on the Web site, it's a "play off of the formal and elite approach that TED employed to share ideas".
We're getting closer to the big week in December, when Disrupt makes its way to London for an exciting four days that include our Hackathon, famous Startup Battlefield pitch-off, and a program of amazing speakers.
The library has a simple checkout system, an expanding archive of Occupy Boston's meeting notes and proposals, and a nascent program of speakers and writing workshops.
Taking place in Edinburgh, Scotland, from June 10-14, TEDGlobal will feature a program of multi-disciplinary speakers who challenge the status quo and ask us to 'Think Again.'.
Between July 19, when the Commission on Presidential Debates announced that Hofstra would host the first debate, and September 26, we developed a full public program of speakers, panels, and events on such diverse topics as the economy, U.S. foreign policy, race, religion, and the American presidency, and much more.
The other provision in the budget deal would give the district federal financing for school vouchers, a pet program of Speaker John A. Boehner, but officials say the program is unnecessary as 40 percent of students already go to public charter schools.
The study explores the use of GM in Spanish as a heritage language in the U.S. The data come from students' writing and oral presentations for a period of a year in a program of Spanish for Native Speakers that aimed to develop Spanish literacy.
The first year, 1993, an old school friend directed Mr. Toland to John C. Tibbetts, a film professor at the University of Kansas, who put together a half-day program of three speakers, including himself.
The program, with a global lineup of speakers, will begin at 4 p.m. on Oct. 19 and 9 a.m. the other days, ending at around 7 p.m. each day.
Although Sarah's high school would not allow a gay-straight alliance (GSA), she helped create a Safe Spaces Club that hosted an annual Day of Silence, along with a number of speakers and other programs.
