The phrase "a program presented by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a television or radio program, typically followed by the name of the presenter or host.
Example: "Tonight's episode of the documentary series is a program presented by David Attenborough."
Alternatives: "a show hosted by" or "a broadcast featuring".
On Monday night, Leovy spoke at the Central Library, in a program presented by Zócalo.
Here these eminent early-music singers perform Palestrina, Josquin, Crecquillon and Handl in a program presented by Miller Theater.
Content triumphed over form in a program presented by the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater on Wednesday night at City Center.
And it was so Jewish," a beaming audience member said at "Mayne Mentsn" ("My People"), a program presented by the Carolyn Dorfman Dance Company on Sunday afternoon.
In a program presented by his company, Nicholas Andre Dance Theater, at Ailey Citigroup Theater on Friday night, his attraction to athletic prowess was on vigorous display.
That choreography needed all the enhancement it could get in a program presented by Ballet NY on Tuesday at the Miller Theater on the Columbia University campus.
"A Question of Impeachment," a separate program presented by the Culture Project, has all the urgency "Rebel Voices" lacks.
A music review on Sept. 27 about a multimedia program presented by the violinist Tim Fain at Symphony Space that included a pianist, dancers and a reader seen on video misidentified the producer of public radio programs for which the reader, Fred Child, is a host.
That's why Martin Scorsese is to appear at 7 tonight a Loews Cineplex Lincoln Square, on Broadway at 68th Street, for a special program presented by the American Museum of the Moving Image.
ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY "Mentors and Muses," a poetry program presented by The Traveling Ark Poetry Showcase.
"Chinese Folk Tales," a puppet program presented by the Yueh Lung Shadow Theater, will be given today at 10 30 A.M., at the Jamaica Art Center, 161-04 Jamaina Avenue in Queens.
