The phrase "a program that tackles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a program designed to address or solve a specific issue or challenge.
Example: "The organization has launched a program that tackles homelessness in urban areas."
Alternatives: "a program that addresses" or "a program that confronts".
Then Brazil came up with a program that tackled drug companies, patent laws and uneducated patients.
MOSCOW — A handful of top Russian business figures have created a Master of Business Administration program that tackles the issues they faced themselves: bribery, relentless bureaucracy and imperfect laws.
The initiative, founded in 2017, is an interdisciplinary program that tackles pressing global challenges through teaching, research, and international dialogue.
Through PAPI, the program that tackles risk coping capacity through the six strategies and a wide range of other public policy instruments and actions, we investigate to what extent the strategies within risk coping capacity impact vulnerability and to what extent actions contribute to strategies.
It was his idea to create a program that taught youngsters to tackle heavy- duty problems that affect all of us, and ask the students to solve them.
Creating a program that can play Go at the highest level is one of the most challenging tasks tackled by AI professionals.
Administration officials note that the decreases in funding for PEPFAR have been made up by increases in funding to multilateral programs that tackle a variety of diseases, including AIDS.
It works by (1) soliciting applications from community members and local organizations for new community programs that tackle pressing social issues in a bold and unique way, (2) selecting the four most promising organizations each year, and (3) providing funding and pro bono support to launch or expand the programs.
It is a balancing act the city has never attempted, though there are programs that tackle parts of the issue -- from poverty and obesity, to botany and immigration.
Treatment organizations responded as best they could with programs for women and children that provided links to medical and child development services and with programs that tackle the mother's poverty, poor education and lack of job skills.
