The phrase "a strong program of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing initiatives, plans, or strategies that are robust and well-structured in various contexts, such as education, health, or community development.
Example: "The organization has implemented a strong program of community outreach to support local families in need."
Alternatives: "a robust initiative for" or "a comprehensive plan for".
And that is the absence of really leading with a strong program of 'I will do, I will not do; I want this, I want that, and this is what I'm going to do and fight for.' Much of it was about the personal disqualifications of Sharpe in terms of the way he behaved and what he had done etc.
Though the Dahesh has always had a strong program of talks and lectures, now art classes will be added to the mix; on the first Thursday of every month, when admission will be free, a sketch artist will offer life drawing instruction gratis.
Together, the pair offer a strong program of painting, drawing and sculpture.
How did you go about assembling such a strong program of interesting and smart artists for your gallery?
Brian Boitano of Sunnyvale, Calif., who skates a strong program of triple jumps to music from James Bond movies, won the bronze behind second-place finisher Brian Orser of Canada.
These activities were accompanied by extensive efforts to mobilize the community, a strong program of quality control, the active media involvement, and the repositioning of tanks and different water containers.
But Fox needed a strong program to anchor an expansion of its programming to Thursday nights, and "The Simpsons" was chosen, despite the creators' protests.
But he said the moment at Michigan went beyond athletics, showing the value of a strong program to a campus, alumni and faculty.
This year boasts a particularly strong program of Australian documentaries, which are competing for a $10,000 cash prize.
"The European leaders have put together a very strong program of reforms on the fiscal side and a very strong commitment on the financial side," Mr. Geithner said during the joint news conference with Mr. Osborne.
One such institution was the University of Utah, home of a strong program in computer graphics and an electrical engineering student named Nolan Bushnell.
