The phrase "a program to distribute" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a software application or initiative designed to share or allocate resources, information, or materials.
Example: "The organization launched a program to distribute food supplies to families in need."
Alternatives: "an initiative to allocate" or "a system for sharing".
Aventis announced this week that it was also setting up a program to distribute drugs to hemophiliacs.
(One of the first changes she made was to expand a program to distribute twenty-four hundred iPads to field workers).
Daniel Brenner, the superintendent, says the school has a program to distribute Apple iPads to all students in Grades 9 through 12 over the next two years, "in an effort to make the high school paperless".
A program to distribute free reusable bags to low-income residents could help minimize any potentially regressive effects while allowing the city to pursue the fee as a viable policy option.
During this period the staff of the Australian War Museum were also responsible for providing administrative support for a program to distribute captured German equipment as war trophies to the Australian states.
His departure removes the top manager for academic initiatives during a period of rapid and seminal change, including a new curriculum, a new program for students learning English, a mandate that all students meet college-preparation requirements and a program to distribute tablet computers to every student. .
When a mobile unit of the Essex County welfare office, as part of a pilot program to distribute food-stamp applications in other counties, stopped in Shop-Rite parking lots recently in Morris County, it was swamped.
The couple met in 1996, when they volunteered for a Coalition for the Homeless program to distribute food in New York.
A nationwide program to distribute free gun locks to protect children has been suspended after the police discovered that the devices could spring open.
A1 After a day of confusion and complaints, officials of the Federal Emergency Management Agency said the agency would not expand a trial program to distribute debit cards worth $2,000 to victims of Hurricane Katrina for immediate living expenses.
The US Department of Defense will reclaim a pair of Humvees that were given to the beleaguered St Louis suburb under a controversial program to distribute surplus weapons, vehicles and other gear, according to several government officials involved in the process.
