The phrase "a program pioneered by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to attribute the initiation or development of a program to a specific person or organization.
Example: "The new educational initiative is a program pioneered by leading experts in the field of child development."
Alternatives: "a program developed by" or "a program created by".
She now has a degree from Haifa University in special education and runs a program pioneered by JDC-Israel for the empowerment of Ethiopian women in Gedera, a town south of Tel Aviv.
Those are the findings of Organizations in MOTION, a program pioneered by Groppel and piloted for three months at the New Balance shoe company's locations in Boston and Lawrence, Mass.
BART hosts car sharing locations at many stations, a program pioneered by City CarShare.
(We should also offer tax incentives to grocery chains willing to build supermarkets in underserved neighborhoods). Federal food assistance for the elderly should build on a successful program pioneered by the state of Maine that buys low-income seniors a membership in a community-supported farm.
At Harvard, I was the first student to enroll in the Social Engagement Initiative, a unique program pioneered by Dr. Evelyn Higginbotham (Chair of the Department of African and African American Studies) that combines theory with practical applications.
It presents a specialized exercise program pioneered by noted back specialist Dr. Hans Kraus.
It is the latest evolution of Compstat, a widely copied management program pioneered by the New York Police Department in 1994.
They said he would adopt the kind of big-donor fund-raising program pioneered by President Bush and give a speech explaining his support for the administration's troop buildup in Iraq.
A program pioneered 25 years ago by Suffolk County and its municipalities has preserved more than 8,000 acres of farmland, mostly in the East End, against the enticements of bankers and entertainers seeking to build weekend homes.
A bright spot in engineering education in this country is the Grand Challenges Scholars program, pioneered by the engineering schools at Duke University, Olin College of Engineering, and the University of Southern California.
And thanks to the Income Advance Program pioneered by Ted Castle, founder and CEO of B Corp Rhino Foods, it is now easier for businesses to adopt other business practices that reduce financial insecurity and stress, while also increasing worker productivity and loyalty.
