The phrase "a program to turn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose or function of a program, particularly in a technical or software context.
Example: "We developed a program to turn raw data into meaningful insights for our clients."
Alternatives: "a tool to convert" or "a software to transform".
Mr. Fields has been president of Mazda since 2000 and is the author of its Millennium Plan, a program to turn around the company's performance.
While city officials have begun a program to turn streets into car-free zones as a way of increasing open space, a small band of residents in a dense and diverse corner of western Queens have championed their own effort to use a roadway to make more room for their children to play.
The launch library includes software to customise belt buckles, a program to turn your voice into a bracelet design, and perhaps most excitingly software from developer Geomagic for Microsoft's Kinect sensor that allows the peripheral to replicate the user's face.
But Pauline -- unlike alcoholics and sex, drug and gambling addicts -- didn't have a program to turn to for support in struggling with her addiction.
The two "have a program to turn the economy around that is the most thoughtful and comprehensive I have seen in my lifetime, and I have seen a lot," wrote the 89-year-old Dole.
By this time, the Army was running a "crash program" to turn BZ into an operational weapon.
Chinatown itself needs a comprehensive program to turn underutilized space into a mixture of market-rate and low- and moderate-income housing.
Transportation Commissioner Janette saidk-Khan said that the esplanade, which was designed with the help of Jan Gehl, a well-known urban designer based in Copenhagen who has been hired as a consultant by the city, was part of a larger program to turn underused street space into public plazas in each of the city's 59 community board districts.
Meanwhile, Mr. Kerzner, who works on a Con Edison program to turn abandoned buildings into moderate-cost housing and also sells real estate in Ridgewood, showed off the houses of Ridgewood as if he had built them himself.
Dr Insana has created a computer program to turn nucleotides into musical pitches, allowing him to use the exquisite acuity of human hearing to detect different sounds, and hence different nucleotides in various DNA sequences played back as sound.While four pitches (one for each nucleotide) may be enough for DNA analysis, they make for boring music.
OK: The American government has a secret program to turn immigrants into slaves," he improvised.
