The phrase "a program to bring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose or goal of a program, often in contexts related to initiatives, projects, or software development.
Example: "The organization launched a program to bring clean water to underserved communities."
Alternatives: "an initiative to deliver" or "a project to provide".
State officials have begun a program to bring environmental engineering firms to the state and help those already here to expand.
Mr. Beilin long advocated creating a program to bring adolescent American Jews on visits to Israel, to strengthen their ties to that nation and boost their Jewish identity.
OPRAH WINFREY has given $2.5 million to New York University's Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service to endow a program to bring African women to the school for graduate work in public policy and management.
In 1998, seeking to help instill her love for theater in a new generation of New Yorkers, she personally instigated a program to bring smart, underprivileged students from New York's public high schools to the theater.
A leading Republican lawmaker has proposed creating a program to bring 500,000 foreign migrant farm workers to the United States each year, responding to an outcry this summer from American farmers who said shortages of legally authorized labor were imperiling their crops.
Television executives will feel some heat in the newspapers or on the talk shows; they'll make, for a few weeks or months, the right noises about endowing a program to bring more African-Americans into corner office jobs at the networks and the studios.
Closer to the grass roots (which is not a pun), the Brooklyn garden-advocacy group 596 Acres has created a Web database and a signposting program to bring empty city lots into tillage.
We began a summer program to bring teens and adults together in a participatory format and in an atmosphere of mutuality, creative discovery and a curriculum designed around social and emotional learning.
Beyond an acceptable government, exiled Afghans, diplomats and aid workers said, the most pressing postwar task will be a reconstruction program to bring adequate health care, nutrition and shelter to a country desperately short of all three.
He applied in 2008 under a special program to bring Iraqi refugees to the United States.
"The school was allowed to slip, so that it needed a special program to bring it back.
