The phrase "a program to label" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a software application or system designed to assign labels or categories to data or items.
Example: "We developed a program to label the images in our database for easier retrieval and organization."
Alternatives: "a tool for tagging" or "an application for categorizing".
Since its inception in 1992 as a program to label electricity-efficient office computers, it has grown to include products in 35 categories.
The American Beverage Association, which has started a program to label vending machines with calorie count information, issued a statement saying that the average number of calories in a beverage serving is down 23 percent since 1998, largely because of increasing sales of bottled waters and other low-calorie and no-calorie drinks.
A previous industry program to label foods, known as SmartChoices, was quickly abandoned in 2009 after it was widely panned by public health advocates and the FDA.
Ms. Mutu's childhood and youth in Africa, like anyone's childhood and youth anywhere, are of abiding interest to her, as, in a different way, is the African identity persistently associated with her as an adult in the West, most recently by an art market programmed to label, promote and discard.
Eventually, he developed a program to produce labels for each piece of duct work produced at the plant.
In a bid to help car shoppers easily identify vehicles that meet California's "greenest" emissions standards, the South Coast Air Quality Management District is launching a program to provide highly visible "Clean Air Choice" labels at area new-vehicle dealerships.
Energy Star, a program encouraging companies to label and promote energy efficiency products (air conditioners, office equipment and so on), has more than 7,000 partners after 11 years.
The dominance of few genes in each program allows us to label each program with a set of representative genes in Table 8.
Edit this into a package that sounds good, and burn it to CD. Make sure you use a labeling program to make your labels...do not just write on the CD with a Sharpie.
When a program is labeled "Not for Commercial Use", it means that companies cannot install the program to use on business computers.
Additionally, President Trump ran a program that labeled itself a university, but was later forced to remove that as Trump University was not actually a school.
