The phrase "a programme running" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a software application or process that is currently active or executing on a computer or device.
Example: "The system is efficient because it has a programme running in the background that optimizes performance."
Alternatives: "an application in operation" or "a process executing".
In Mexico a programme run by the interior ministry employs social workers to counsel children on the perils of machismo.
It just so happens that Hogg is mentored, in a programme run by the Winning Scotland Foundation, by Renwick, who won 52 caps as a centre.
Similar successes have been seen in Australia, where a programme run out of Monash University provides localised climate information in their weather segments.
I was a student in the Climate Change College, a programme run by WWF International and Ben and Jerry's to educate young people about the environment.
Internet searches revealed a programme run by the British-based charity Azafady which offers volunteers 10-week stints helping rural communities on the island.
Rooms for Refugees is a programme ran by Positive Action in Housing, if you would like to register as a host please click here or if you would like to donate to the programme please click here.
At Energise, a programme run by the youth training and education charity, Adviza, 14-year-olds identified as likely to become unemployed are engaged in regular coaching and more intensive residential programmes.
Which makes it perhaps odd that so many were surprised when, on February 21st, the navy announced that it had signed up to a programme run by Stonewall, a lobby group for gay rights.
The photograph that went viral actually captured a scene that took place in the summer of 2013, at a programme run by the Central High School, in Springfield, Massachusetts, where students who have failed to complete their studies, are encouraged to come back.
