The phrase "a program to eliminate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing initiatives or strategies aimed at removing or eradicating something, such as a problem or an issue.
Example: "The government has launched a program to eliminate poverty in the region."
Alternatives: "an initiative to eradicate" or "a plan to remove".
Russia's outsize role in supplying uranium to American utilities had previously been justified because the fuel was a byproduct of a program to eliminate nuclear weapons.
A program to eliminate child stitchers from Pakistan's soccer-ball industry, for example, may have only pushed the children into other industries or more remote locations.
A program to eliminate poverty in the United States had been curtailed as federal funds were poured into the war effort.
For the past two decades, the Texas Boll Weevil Eradication Foundation has conducted a program to eliminate the ubiquitous beetle, which punctures cotton pods to lay eggs that destroy the plant's yield.
The new head of the United Nations drug control agency announced today that he would pursue a program to eliminate the cultivation of opium poppies, the raw material of heroin, and coca, the source of cocaine, within 10 years.
(The country has embarked on a program to eliminate the disease entirely, although it does not yet meet WHO criteria for either the elimination of pre-elimination phase).
Officials from the New York City Health Department said yesterday that they were going to speed up a planned program to eliminate mosquito breeding grounds, including old tires, which can capture rain water.
On Feb. 22, the company announced a $5 billion program to eliminate 25,000 jobs -- 10percentt of its global work force -- close 100 factories and focus spending on the top 400 brands, leaving 1,200 to fade away or be sold.
The Oregon state legislature dramatized this issue with its decision to develop a pilot program to eliminate tuition and fees for students in the state university system who agree to pay about 3 percent of their income for the next 20 years to help finance the education of future students.
We need a national program to eliminate the divide not only for children but for adults and Middle America who are not totally attuned to the technology.
Viral infection involves not only extensive subversion of the host cell biosynthetic and regulatory machinery for viral replication, but also in almost all cases a "stealth" program to eliminate, mitigate or avoid responses of the innate and adaptive immune systems to the developing infection.
