The phrase "a stronger program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the effectiveness, efficiency, or capabilities of different programs or systems.
Example: "After reviewing the results, we concluded that a stronger program is necessary to achieve our goals."
Alternatives: "a more robust program" or "an enhanced program".
For one thing, he wished there was a stronger program in basic Islamic teaching.
For now the Rams have UConn on their plate as they take another step toward building a stronger program.
In a stronger program, it could have proved the icing on the cake; but this was a night already laden with too many ballet clichés.
The greatest reform the Ivy League could undergo would be to hire only academically minded coaches and not the best and most ambitious young coach on the market, who will probably be tempted away in a few years to a stronger program at a less demanding college.
On the other hand, he proposes a stronger program ("axiomatic basis of a physical theory") which proceeds by considering an equivalent form T* of a theory T in which all T-theoretical concepts are eliminated by explicit definitions.
Marcie Edwards, who took over the utility as general manager last year, said some changes, including steps to create a stronger program management office, were already underway.
Wachovia declined to confirm the investigation but said it has a strong program to thwart money-laundering.
Corporations need to devote the proper time and energy to developing a strong program with milestones and end goals.
But he said the moment at Michigan went beyond athletics, showing the value of a strong program to a campus, alumni and faculty.
"We've had a strong program in art, but not as strong a program in music," said Sister Jean Baptiste Nicholson, principal of the 750-student school for sixth through 12th-grade girls.
