The phrase "a program to display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a software application designed to show or present information visually.
Example: "We developed a program to display real-time data analytics for our users."
Alternatives: "an application to show" or "software to present".
Prior to serving in elected office, Poizner founded and served as CEO of Strategic Mapping, a software company that developed a program to display geographic data on digital maps.
Molecular graphics of the comparison of protein structures (residues 263 347) were created by UCSF Chimera which is a program to display molecular graphics of protein and nucleic acids developed by RBVI funded by the National Institutes of Health (http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/chimera/) [ 13].
Get ready to write a program to display text in a textbox.
An analogy is having a single program to display a collection of digital pictures stored in various graphical formats.
A sample program to display "Hello World!" may help you learn what header to use, and how to call the string display function, but that is about it.
The Silicon Valley giant announced a pilot program to display 3,500 locations across the country via its Maps and Search tools where people can safely dispose of medication they no longer need.
These images were saved to the server and loaded by a Javascript program to display the trials, as described below.
The tutor taught a simple JApplet program to display a text string within a browser window on the Web.
I even got to write some BBC Basic - jsbeeb is launched with a small bootstrap program to display the instructions.
You can include a visual text box on the program to display the sum and create a command like: textbox1.text = val.
The chronometer was strapped to the participant's forearm like a wristwatch, and was programmed to display a random number alternating at a period 6 ms faster than their determined threshold.
