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The phrase "a very busy program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a program that has a lot of activities, tasks, or events scheduled, indicating a high level of engagement or workload.
Example: "This semester, I have a very busy program with classes, internships, and extracurricular activities."
Alternatives: "a packed schedule" or "a hectic agenda".
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"It's a very busy program," she said of his schedule.
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Looking through the very busy program in Toronto, however, it's clearly not necessary.
It's been a very busy semester with CMH Global Arts programs in session at six sites with 17 classes between them.
Also, as everyone in the program has a very busy work schedule, moving a residency weekend is never a good option.
There are indications that Mr. Stewart and Mr. Colbert will come back in tweaked form if the strike is a long one, leaning on interviews and other writer-free approaches to keep both programs alive in a very busy political season.
A very busy guy.
He's got a very busy agenda".
Delancey Street is a very busy thoroughfare.
But I have a very busy mind".
A very busy life at that.
It's consistently a very busy practice.
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