The phrase "a program that taps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a program that utilizes or accesses a particular resource, feature, or capability.
Example: "The new software is a program that taps into the latest data analytics tools to enhance performance."
Alternatives: "a program that utilizes" or "a program that accesses".
New initiatives this year include a program that taps into our 1L reading groups by making the instructors official advisers to their students.
She started with supporting healthcare for children, autism treatment and support services (the Vykhod foundation), and a program that taps into the expertise of Yale University's cardiologists and heart surgeons to improve the quality of care in Saint Petersburg and train local physicians.
I now am running a program that taps into my purpose and passion, and it would have never happened had I not followed the advice of Dr. Brown.
In the future, Dr. Rashid said, topographical maps, weather information and street map data will be integrated into any program that taps into the.Net system.
The Washington Post is reporting a top-secret National Security Administration data-mining program that taps directly into the Google, Facebook, Microsoft and Apple servers among others.
You may have noticed the flurry of reports followed by a flurry of denials regarding the "top-secret National Security Administration data-mining program that taps directly into the Google, Facebook, Microsoft and Apple servers among others".
They were there as part of Theology on Tap, a program that is bringing discussions on the Catholic faith into Stamford's most popular drinking spot.
Actually, it makes good political sense for a billionaire to refuse money he doesn't need, and to reject a program that would stop him from tapping into his fortune.
To help the rest of us tap into that fountain, Dr. Tindle presents a program that starts with abbreviated versions of three questionnaires used in outlook research.
In 1991, a childhood friend tapped Duncan to run the Ariel Education Initiative, a program that transformed a distressed school in an impoverished Chicago neighborhood.
