The phrase "a program that caters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a program designed to meet specific needs or preferences of a particular group or audience.
Example: "The new software is a program that caters to the unique requirements of small businesses, providing tailored solutions for their operations."
Alternatives: "a program that serves" or "a program that accommodates".
Elsewhere on the site, Next Wave Canada covers a program that specifically caters to wannabe tech transferees--the University of Alberta's MBA in Technology Commercialisation.
Their proliferation has led to criticisms that British television, once known for its quality and innovation, has deteriorated into a showcase for relatively inexpensive programs that cater to viewers' lazier and meaner instincts.
Yet at dozens of hospitals with programs that cater to Jehovah's Witnesses, a million-patient market in the United States, researchers have found that surgical patients typically do just fine without transfusions.
TRAVEL A picture credit on Jan . 29with a report in the In Transit column about hotel programs that cater to women, using information from the Dukes London hotel, misidentified the photographer.
A picture credit on Jan . 29with a report in the In Transit column about hotel programs that cater to women, using information from the Dukes London hotel, misidentified the photographer.
The result is a surge of enrollments in alternative outdoor and character-building programs that cater to pagans and Pentecostals and everyone in between.
Fourth, a single test should not be the entry point for all pre-college programs that cater to high-achieving youngsters.
We build programs that cater to the needs of student thespians and advocate to the administration on your behalf.
This study provides information to be used in design of education programs that cater to the information-seeking preferences of equine industry learners.
The course operates on the hybrid principle adopted by many distance-learning programs that cater to students who may not have high-speed Internet access.
In 2016, the federal government allocated $3.9mn towards organisations and affiliated programs that cater to Steam education solely directed at young girls and women.
