The phrase "a program to test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a software application or tool designed specifically for testing purposes.
Example: "We developed a program to test the functionality of our new software before its release."
Alternatives: "a testing program" or "a test application".
The department has a program to test LED products and report on the manufacturers' claims of light output.
Among them is a program to test the ability of screeners to detect weapons concealed in luggage.
To put the mouse data on a firmer footing, the National Institute on Aging has set up a program to test substances in three labs simultaneously.
The three teams were sponsored by the National Institute on Aging as part of a program to test possible anti-aging drugs much more rigorously.
With negotiations to begin a program to test N.F.L. players for human growth hormone at a standstill, 14 members of Congress, led by the former N.F.L. quarterback Heath Shuler, sent a letter to Commissioner Roger Goodell and the union chief DeMaurice Smith asking for an explanation of their positions on the test and an expected start date for the testing.
Fannie Mae just wrapped up a pilot program to test a process for streamlining short sales by partnering with local listing providers in Arizona and Florida to pre-approve 400 properties for short sales.
The Region, indeed, proposed a pilot program to test an innovative model of the design and construction of social housing.
The Obama administration has announced a research program to test whether a drug can prevent the onset of Alzheimer's disease before any symptoms appear.
Each time he or his kids think of a new approach, Bertoni writes a computer program to test it.
The state's action does not affect a second contract with Envirotest, for a separate program to test vehicle emissions.
Before scrapping the uptick rule, the S.E.C. ran a pilot program to test the possible consequences.
