The phrase "a program that treats" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a software application or system designed to address or manage specific issues or conditions.
Example: "The new healthcare initiative includes a program that treats mental health disorders through innovative therapy techniques."
Alternatives: "a system that addresses" or "a software that manages".
These warriors, hobbled by injuries and psychologically fragile, enter a program that treats the guy's-guy pastime of fly-fishing as regenerative meditation.
CeaseFire, a program that treats street shootings as an epidemic similar to an outbreak of the flu, is one such unconventional approach.
Events in the young people's edition of the festival include mask making, storytelling, miniature golf, musical groups and "Kids Art Around the Park," a program that treats the surrounding space like one big canvas.
In Hawaii, a program that treats minor infractions of probation with a few days in jail (instead of longer sentences) has successfully reduced recidivism, and is now used in 17 states.
With recent sexual-assault cases in the headlines, several City Council members and victims' advocates said Tuesday that Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's cost-cutting would devastate a program that treats sexual-assault victims at public hospitals and gathers evidence to be used in prosecutions.
Ms. Linney was cast in "Sight Unseen" soon after completing her graduate studies at the drama division of the Juilliard School, a program that treats the body as an instrument, rather than a blank slate in need of bleaching, toning and implanting.
It is a pretty good bet that any program that treats teachers like star athletes is not going to last.
The idea had been that a high-profile visit from the former host of "The Daily Show," along with a cadre of ailing Sept. 11 responders, would help convince lawmakers to pass the new bill before an existing version could expire, leaving in limbo a health program that treats 33,000 responders across the nation.
He spent several months in a residential program that treats alcohol and drug abuse, which offered structure, but less security than a psychiatric hospital.
Blue Cross of California has a pilot program that treats e-mail messages like visits to the doctor, with co-payments or a modest fee of no more than $10, said Michael Chee, a spokesman for the company.
Correction: March 1, 2000, Wednesday A picture caption in Sunday Styles this week with an article about the dressed-down image of Wall Street ers in movies and on television misstated the given name of the anchor of "Squawk Box," a CNBC program that treats business news as entertainment.
