The phrase "a program that supports" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a software application that provides assistance or functionality for a specific task or purpose.
Example: "We have developed a program that supports various file formats, making it easier for users to manage their documents."
Alternatives: "a software that aids" or "an application that facilitates".
The NSF provides grants through ADVANCE (which stands for Increasing the Participation and Advancement of Women in Academic Science and Engineering Careers)—a program that supports the development of systemic approaches to increasing the representation and advancement of women in academic science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
One project that Bissell has worked on with the Haas Institute is Staying Power, a program that supports Richmond residents impacted by the Bay Area's housing crisis.
Sukhija was named manager of the nonprofit's Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation Initiative, a program that supports the organization's alumni in launching education-related ventures.
The Biology Scholars Program (BSP) at UC Berkeley is a program that supports underrepresented students pursuing degrees and careers in the biological sciences.
Dr. Slocum, 38, is a program officer at the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation in Chicago, where he works in a program that supports research and education in the former Soviet Union.
"We've got to win with the core gamer first, that is the most important customer for a games console," says Spencer. "I wanted to make sure that we weren't only putting an E3 show together, because E3 will come and go, but that we're building a program that supports that customer.
The content deepening program used in STeLLA-I was extended to become a program that supported teachers during the school year in addition to the summer institute.
We all attended the same ESL program, a program that supported our native language of Spanish, but also helped to develop our English skills.
NSE doctoral candidate, Raspberry Simpson, is one of four students in a new program that supports their studies at a U.S. Department of Energy DOEE) facility.
Tessa Simlick, a staff member of Connecticut Sea Grant, a federal program that supports research in marine life and fishing, said the Mohegans' idea is exciting, and that the techniques they want to use work.
In addition, the Department has a funded program that supports student attendance at an appropriate domestic conference or workshop to present research results or for professional development.
