The phrase "a program that attracts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a program that draws interest or attention from people.
Example: "The new educational initiative is a program that attracts students from diverse backgrounds."
Alternatives: "a program that draws" or "a program that engages".
In order to keep the world's third-largest economy afloat, the Japanese government offers an internship program that attracts foreign workers from China, Vietnam, and the Philippines.
We recently traveled there to investigate a government-sponsored plan for keeping the world's third-largest economy afloat: an internship program that attracts foreign workers from China, Vietnam, and the Philippines but lets them stick around for only three years.
Professor Somerville had driven to Long Beach to talk about Keeling, his curve and the science behind climate change not to graduate students, policy makers or academic colleagues but to the Aquatic Academy, a continuing education program that attracts mostly older adults.
Fortunately, we have access to a unique sample of leaders in public service: enrollees in a Harvard University executive education program that attracts mid- to high-level government officials and military officers from America and around the world.
It is the kind of news the city's Transportation Department would love to report someday: a New York City bike-share program that attracts all types of cyclists, from budding entrepreneurs to university professors, and does not lead to stolen bikes or injured riders.
The language articulated and the denigration of the opponent is part of a consistent method that is used in this popular radio program that attracts more than a million listeners per week.
The New York City comptroller on Thursday rejected a $21 million contract to train and recruit teachers over the next five years, a move the city said jeopardized a popular program that attracted teachers from nontraditional backgrounds to the city's schools.
Charles Schwab & Co. sponsors a semiprofessional adventure racing team and bankrolled a racing program that attracted more than 70 employees from its San Francisco-area offices this summer.
A lawyer for the family said some coins could have left the Mint legally through a gold exchange program that attracted jewelers like Mr. Switt.
The city has assisted the transformation process by designating the area as a technology zone similar to the Plug 'n' Go program that attracted dot-com and other computer-based companies to lower Manhattan.
