The phrase "a program to relocate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific initiative or plan aimed at moving people, resources, or operations from one location to another.
Example: "The city has launched a program to relocate families affected by the recent natural disaster."
Alternatives: "an initiative to move" or "a plan for relocation."
The Archdiocese of Boston introduced a program to relocate religious objects in 2004, ahead of a vast reorganization that led to the closing of 44 churches.
"It gives you the scary feeling that you don't know what is going to happen to you, that any minute you will be floating," Ursula Rakova, the head of a program to relocate residents, said by telephone.
Among other courtroom tidbits, Swartz, 43, said Tyco's board in 1995 was fully aware of a program to relocate certain key executives and staff from Exeter, N.H., to New York City.
He arrived in Norway in 1991, a refugee in a United Nations program to relocate Kurds fleeing Mr. Hussein's wrath after the Persian Gulf war, and his family followed.
Ghana's Community-Based Health Planning and Service (CHPS) initiative is envisioned to be a national program to relocate primary health care services from subdistrict health centers to convenient community locations.
For instance, in New Jersey, Millburn officials decided last month to hire sharpshooters after a much-anticipated program to relocate the unwanted deer captured only a dozen of them.
The area in Western Sydney was developed in the mid-1960's through a public housing program to relocate poor inner city residents to this location on the then city's boundaries [ 22].
His ongoing campaign has been with the Program to Relocate and Assist Environmental Refugees (PRAER) and endeavors to inform the public on the crisis of Environmental Refugees displaced by rising sea levels.
Burdened by the costs of sustaining 10 million people in a vast, frozen region that stretches from the Kola Peninsula in the west to Chukotka in the east, the Russian government has begun a series of programs to relocate tens of thousands of people from the far north to the relatively milder climate of what is known here as the continent.
Dozens have been killed, and few have been able to take advantage of American programs to relocate endangered Iraqi allies, discouraged by long waiting lists and tangled rules for applying.
The Lead Safe House program helped to relocate families of lead-poisoned children out of hazardous apartments.
