The phrase "a program that engages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a program designed to actively involve or attract participants' interest.
Example: "The new educational initiative is a program that engages students through interactive learning experiences."
Alternatives: "a program that captivates" or "a program that involves".
Although bipotent TEPs are maintained in Foxn1-deficient mice 29, Foxn1 is required for the initiation of a transcriptional program that engages the early differentiation of TEPs, and for the progression of cTECs and mTECs throughout distinct stages of differentiation 29, 34.
Mr. Ferro said one of the challenges was to persuade potential Asian donors and volunteers to engage with a program that had yet to build either name recognition or a track record.
The results indicate the heterogeneity in this field because the majority of institutions reported having engaged in a program that was not included in the list.
3. Donate to a program that is doing good work to engage kids in technology.
We have a program that is running in South Africa where I engaged with senior military executives in terms of their posting into the African Union peace-keeping missions.
Or looking at LocalVox in juxtaposition with Aol's hyperlocal news outlet Patch, for example, LocalVox sees its value not as a destination site, but in leveraging programs that engage consumers across multiple channels and take the pain of managing search engine placement, social media, and multichannel marketing strategies out of the hands of the merchants themselves.
Chatter bots are software programs that engage in artificial conversations through a text-based input medium.
In a soon-to-be-released report on New York City's youngest residents, we found that programs that engage parents as partners in their children's treatment provide some of the most effective measures for buffering the toxic effects of poverty, trauma and chronic stress on babies and toddlers.
"The demographic has shifted, and now people want fitness centers, junior programs, casual dining and programs that engage the whole family".
On the other hand, Mindtools are computer programs that engage students in higher order and meaningful thinking during the learning process (Jonassen, Carr, and Yueh [1998]).
