The phrase "about the program to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific program and the purpose or details related to it.
Example: "I would like to learn more about the program to improve our community's health services."
Alternatives: "regarding the program to" or "concerning the program to".
They interviewed dozens of department officials about the program to lease tracts for shale exploration.
Even so, Wal-Mart appeared to acknowledge its wide influence in a letter about the program to the secretary of education, Arne Duncan.
The two, both Republicans, had threatened to support a fuller inquiry if the White House did not disclose more about the program to Congress.
"For me, from hearing about the program to applying was less than a month, and from that to getting to New York City was just another couple of months," said Greg Tobkin, 27.
But he resigned five years later with a 32-28 record, the disdain of fans and the embarrassment of being caught selling inside information about the program to big-money boosters.
Three Democrats — Robert Menendez of New Jersey, Jeff Merkley of Oregon and Jack Reed of Rhode Island — expressed doubts about the program to Julie L. Williams, chief counsel at the comptroller's office.
His administration has slashed funding for advertising and outreach, and mused frequently about allowing the program to collapse.
Another interview will be conducted at week 4 of the running program, with questions about progress with the program to date and what they like/dislike about the program and the technological components.
Talk story about the progress of the program to save the peregrine falcon, an endangered species.
Mr. Garcia is worried about the potential for the program to bog down in paperwork.
She therefore goes about the programming to solve problems of competition and how to reach an audience in a very forensic way.
