The phrase "a program to meet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a program designed to fulfill certain requirements or objectives.
Example: "We have developed a program to meet the needs of our diverse clientele."
Alternatives: "a program to fulfill" or "a program to address".
"I would have 150 in a program to meet the standards, and 150 in a program to push them above," he said.
Britain is promoting energy crops under a program to meet a binding E.U. commitment to get 15 percent of its energy from renewable sources by 2020, compared with about 3 percent now.
Many mental health professionals are urging the school system to screen students to better identify those traumatized by Sept. 11, and to develop a program to meet the needs demonstrated in the study.
"Under the Affordable Care Act, Medicaid is transformed into a program to meet the healthcare needs of the entire non-elderly population with income below 133% of the poverty level.
It is telling, and a sign that we don't have an entirely new Chief Justice here, that the decisive point for Roberts was that the expansion "accomplishes a shift in kind, not merely degree," and "transformed [it] into a program to meet the health care needs of the entire nonelderly population with income below 133 percent of the poverty level".
Anyone considering a supplementation program to meet recommended intakes should consult a health-care professional beforehand.
"This legislation provides a comprehensive program to meet the challenge of bioterroism".
Compliance challenges a training program to meet procedural and clinical requirements.
This question motivated my colleagues and I to formulate a training program to meet the real needs of postdoctoral trainees--both their "quality of life" needs and their need to identify a career tract in an environment where the number of "permanent" positions in academia is limited.
During the Great Depression, the church started a welfare program to meet the needs of poor members, which has since grown to include a humanitarian branch that provides relief to disaster victims.
A verification of such predictors may help clinicians to identify patients at risk of not reaching treatment goals and enable them to tailor a lifestyle program to meet their patients' needs.
