The phrase "a proposed program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a plan or initiative that is suggested but not yet finalized or approved.
Example: "The committee reviewed a proposed program aimed at improving community health services."
Alternatives: "a suggested plan" or "a recommended initiative."
An outline for a proposed program could be released as early as tomorrow.
EPA recently unveiled a proposed program that would allow facilities with flexible permits to sidestep the dispute between state and federal regulators.
In Dallas, for example, the failure of a proposed program called My Medical Home fueled conflict between physicians and hospitals in the region.
If a proposed program will be offered in collaboration with another institution, the Provost signs the document that defines the terms of the agreement and the responsibilities of the collaborating parties on behalf of the University.
ESA management puts up a proposed program of missions, which, if fully funded, this time would have cost roughly €12 billion.
The federal Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality is now accepting public comment about a proposed program to encourage consumers to complain about harm suffered while undergoing medical care.
Create a proposed programming list (PDF) outlining the programs the funding will support.
A validation testing of the proposed program is required.
Iseman and Councilman Kelly Boyd chaired the sub-committee that worked out the proposed program at a meeting between neighbors and restaurant owner Ivan Spiers.
Agencies will have to certify that a proposed telecommuting program will save money.
Under a proposed rehabilitation program, Boonen will see a psychiatrist once a week to begin, then at longer intervals as needed over the next year.
