The phrase "a sweeping program of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a comprehensive or extensive initiative or plan that covers a wide range of areas or issues.
Example: "The government announced a sweeping program of reforms aimed at improving the education system across the country."
Alternatives: "an extensive initiative for" or "a broad plan of".
Still, it was surprisingly hard to argue that such a sweeping program of domestic data collection should be ended altogether.
"Since 2008, the government of Azerbaijan has undertaken a sweeping program of urban redevelopment in the capital, Baku.
Profits more than doubled at Nissan Motor for the half-year ended Sept. 30 as a sweeping program of cost cuts and asset sales began to bear fruit.
12] a sweeping program of new taxes, price controls, budget cuts and other measures to curb the inflation which has been gnawing for some months at France's otherwise healthy economy.
The destruction wrought by the country's massive civil war necessitated a sweeping program of reconstruction, which was largely undertaken by Prime Minister Rafiq al-Hariri following his appointment to the post after the 1992 parliamentary elections.
His program called for a great increase of federal power to regulate interstate industry and a sweeping program of social reform designed to put human rights above property rights.
A sweeping program envisions a range of more efficient cars.
The peace accord calls for a sweeping program that will set aside millions of acres of land for peasants, and provide assistance for agricultural projects.
He insists that it has never been used for installing such a sweeping program.
Labour's careful but sweeping program of economic and social reform was a better match for the nation's mood than Churchill's flamboyance.
I did not in fact ghostwrite the enabling legislation for the most sweeping program of environmental remediation ever undertaken by the Ohio State legislature.
