The phrase "a program that covers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a program that includes or addresses specific topics or areas.
Example: "The conference will feature a program that covers various aspects of renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "a program that addresses" or "a program that includes".
"The outlook is cloudier because Medicare Advantage is going to get cut," he said, referring to a program that covers the elderly under private health plans.
The institute will be accepting its first students in 2012, and those on the course can expect a program that covers everything from law and democracy to public health and the environment.
Although he has been accepted into a program that covers some of his rent as he starts to work again, he cannot find a landlord who will rent him a place.
Senator Frist acknowledged that he probably wanted to go further than his party's leadership, which has previously been hurt politically when it has tried to overhaul a program that covers 40 million elderly and disabled Americans.
Local governments would save $200 million next year under a plan for the state to take over the Family Health Plus program, a program that covers medical care for the working poor.
For her hard work taking care of Ms. Maldonado's children, Ms. Barbosa will probably earn upward of $20,000, courtesy of the city, state and federal governments, through a program that covers child-care costs for poor people so they can work.
Before that ruling, issued by a federal appellate court, New York State was reimbursed for about 50percentt of its annual costs for a program that covered roughly 13,000 of these women.
In that spirit, NCMS started as a program that covered hospitalizations.
PAHRC research manager Keely Stater zeroed in on a startling figure: In 2012, 2.76 million families were on waiting lists for housing choice vouchers, a federal program that covers a portion of recipients' rents in privately owned affordable housing.
But a stark choice in 2010 might force Congress to choose between a drug program that covers the fastest growing part of the health budget and a tax cut that goes primarily to the wealthy.
With the ability to assess risks at the individual level and predetermine winners and losers, each individual will, in essence, enter into a savings program that covers lifetime disaster costs with an individualized monthly premium.
