The phrase "a program to convince" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific initiative or software designed to persuade or influence others.
Example: "The organization launched a program to convince the public of the benefits of renewable energy."
Alternatives: "an initiative to persuade" or "a campaign to influence".
Boston University and the Sports Legacy Institute (SLI), a nonprofit dedicated to studying the effects of concussions and other sports-related brain injuries, have spearheaded a program to convince additional professional athletes to donate their brains after death.
A third short-term option is to add a program to convince the computer that the year after 1999 is 1972, which began on the same day of the week as 2000 will, and was also a leap year.Once companies start dealing with their big problems, they begin to notice lots of smaller problems, which may be less complicated in IT terms but much harder for managers to deal with.
Mr. Mesilhi says that the government needed a far more aggressive program to convince farmers that returning to planting cotton will be profitable.
I used a lot of techniques from the program to convince the sellers.
Andhra Pradesh's program to convince other couples to make the same choice is built on a high-pressure huckstering that would be the envy of any door-to-door salesman.
"There are a number of mentoring programs to convince young people that it's worth it".
Perhaps 3-D TV will be like HD, which also suffered from the classic chicken-and-egg problem: there is not yet enough of an audience to make it worthwhile to create programming, and there is not yet enough programming to convince customers to buy new television sets.
"Now, you're never going to go to zero, but we've got great programs to convince Americans not to do things".
But Senator Mark Udall of Colorado, for years a vocal critic of the government's electronic surveillance programs, said he was not convinced that a program to collect huge amounts of information about Americans' phone calls had led to the foiling of any terrorism plots.
In 1961 Gorton convinced Cabinet to fund a program to reinvigorate the FAA, starting with the purchase of 27 Westland Wessex anti-submarine helicopters.
"Screen time": A quick look at a program that aims to convince college athletes they should wear sunscreen.
