The phrase "a sort of programmed" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is somewhat programmed or has elements of programming, but it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The system operates with a sort of programmed logic that allows it to adapt to user preferences."
Alternatives: "a kind of programmed" or "a type of programmed".
The smaller network has actually been serving as a sort of programming development petri dish for the bigger one, giving NBC ideas for two of its new shows.
We've recently received a grant from the Commonwealth Fund to start a school-to-work transition program, a sort of mentoring program for 50 high school students.
He and other enforcement veterans have suggested a sort of immunity program for companies with strong compliance records.
We know a man who sits down at his son's bedside almost every night and conducts a sort of quiz program on the boy's homework.
That is because the refunds are not automatic: players have to sign up for a Revel card — a sort of rewards program — to get the money back.
By Peter De Vries and E. B. White The New Yorker, March 31 , 1945P. 15 We know a man who sits down at his son's bedside almost every night and conducts a sort of quiz program on the boy's homework.
The New Yorker, March 31 , 1945P. 15 We know a man who sits down at his son's bedside almost every night and conducts a sort of quiz program on the boy's homework.
For Silicon Valley's entrepreneurial culture to thrive, we need to create a sort of microequity program for start-ups.
In the end, Flournoy didn't lose his job; body cameras are scheduled to arrive later this year and be assigned to fewer than a third of HBPD officers as a sort of pilot program.
Far from being deterred, Assad was strengthened: A punitive response to an egregious war crime became a sort of rehabilitation program where the murderous war criminal was released and told to behave.
