The phrase "a program that promotes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a program that encourages or supports a particular cause, behavior, or initiative.
Example: "The organization has launched a program that promotes healthy eating habits among children."
Alternatives: "a program that encourages" or "a program that supports".
Sprint subtracts its costs and donates what is left to a program that promotes Internet safety for children.
Since April, he has worked as executive director of SelectUSA, a program that promotes foreign investment in the United States.
Mr. Maksymowicz, 32, is a teacher, mentor and field supervisor in Manhattan for Chess-in-the-Schools, a program that promotes chess as an educational tool.
The Workshop is sponsored by the Yale Center for Comparative Research (CCR), a program that promotes theory-driven, empirically rigorous comparative and historical research into social life.
Mr. Moses is so enthusiastic about the film that he has asked TNT for numerous tapes of the drama to show to the students and teachers in his Algebra Project, a program that promotes mastery of mathematics among poor children.
The mayor, who called the plan a "model for the rest of the nation," has already won praise among environmentalists for a program that promotes rooftop gardens to conserve energy.
Another study, in Delaware, tracked a program that promoted secure emotional attachment between children and their foster parents.
When he joined President George H. W. Bush's Office of the Solicitor General, which represents the federal government before the court, Roberts argued against a program that promoted minority ownership of broadcast licenses, which the Supreme Court upheld.
"We will be an example of how you can structure a regulatory program that promotes innovation". Environmentalists, indeed, still stand behind the law.
In Brazil, 326 (7.3%) hospital units out of a total 4,490 in the country have joined a national program that promotes KMC for children under 2,000 g at birth (see article http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/saude/visualizar_texto. cfm?idtxt=30076& janela=1).
Sushi, gratitude cards, and puppy visits are supported by a grant program that promotes wellness and community building.
