The phrase "a program that already" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a program that has been established or implemented prior to the current discussion or context.
Example: "We need to evaluate a program that already exists to see if it meets our new requirements."
Alternatives: "a program which has already" or "a program that has been established".
Most current efforts to expand national service build on a program that already exists, AmeriCorps.
"Just how much money are they spending to do a program that already exists" in the marketplace, he asked.
They obtained nearly $300,000 from the Bard Prison Initiative, a program that already pays to offer Bard College courses in a handful of New York prisons.
For his part, Mr. Bush could expand a program that already awards grants for civilian research to scientists who worked in the Soviet chemical, biological and nuclear weapons programs.
Republicans originally denounced Mr. Clinton's plan as a costly expansion of a program that already faces fiscal difficulties and said they would not take it up unless it was part of a broader overhaul of Medicare.
Under a program that already has 2,000 signatories across Putumayo, the farmers in the Valley of Guamuez could have agreed to yank their coca plants in return for up to $1,000 worth of livestock and food per family.
The service was a planned expansion of an existing maternity program that already provided secondary and tertiary maternity services at the two other established hospitals within the organization (Monash Health).
This summer, he introduced CitiBike, a bike-sharing program that already is immensely popular.
But HAMP is itself a taxpayer-financed program that already subsidizes banks for providing foreclosure relief, resulting in another indirect subsidy for big banks.
Here's another move I outlined in the magazine piece: Seventeen environmental groups have petitioned the EPA to require disclosure of chemicals used in fracking under the Toxics Release Inventory, an effective, decades-old program that already applies to most industries (including the coal industry).
On the one hand, Republicans want to radically transform and weaken the successful Medicare program that already provides affordable, quality care for millions of seniors into an Obamacare-style system.
