The phrase "a program to install" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a software application that needs to be set up on a computer or device.
Example: "Before we begin, make sure you have a program to install that will help with the data analysis."
Alternatives: "an application to set up" or "software to install".
It has begun a program to install emergency notification systems in taxi and livery cabs.
Like the ACT's groundbreaking battery storage initiative – a program to install batteries in 5,000 homes and businesses – the hydrogen initiative will attract more investment, says Corbell.
The ballot question seeks voter approval for a program to install new pollution filters in diesel bus fleets, including private companies' transit and school buses, and diesel trucks owned by public agencies.
Re "Another Livery Driver Is Slain, Pushing Toll to 9 for the Year" (news article, April 29): Two weeks ago, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani created a program to install bullet-proof barriers in livery vehicles.
But the 77-year-old Mr. Stevens, after whom the international airport in Anchorage is now named, said Alaskans were only receiving their "fair share of federal spending," and he took to the Senate floor on Wednesday to express particular umbrage at the group's criticism of a program to install runway lights on airstrips in some remote Alaskan villages.
Oh and it's a program to install on my computer, too?
He plans to start a pilot program to install GPS devices on city school buses.
You've started a green program to install solar panels atop FedEx Field and provide stations where fans can plug in their electric cars.
The Office for Sustainability and FAS operations teams are partnering with the students to establish a pilot program to install new filtered water stations at key locations.
However, that doesn't mean the Navy should launch a crash program to install the sensors on its aircraft in the Pacific.
They are both executable files and won't need a zip program to install them.
