The phrase "administers programs to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the action of managing or overseeing specific programs or initiatives, often in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "The organization administers programs to support underprivileged communities and enhance their quality of life."
Alternatives: "manages programs to" or "oversees programs to".
Our trading partners, meanwhile, are becoming ever more proficient in designing and administering programs to help their industries adapt to market changes.
"There's no question, the amount of equipment donated by employees is going up," said Susan Corrigan, the chief executive of Gifts in Kind International, which helps companies administer programs to donate equipment.
These findings have broad implications for those responsible for administering programs to care for women, allocating research funds in women's health and geriatrics, and training physicians to meet this rapidly escalating demand.
Dumpson became one of the most vigorous proponents of the compassionate policies Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt stood for, and a national leader in designing and administering programs to ease the lives of the nation's poorest citizens.
And it has been at the center of an Energy Department-administered program to take highly enriched uranium from former Soviet military stockpiles and dilute it for USEC to sell as fuel in civilian nuclear reactors, the so-called megatons-to-megawatts program.
Three sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Reuters that Trump was expected to nominate the congresswoman from Washington state to head the department, which is charged with the management and conservation of federally owned land and administers programs relating to Native American tribes.
By administering 67 programs to curb greenhouse gas emissions and investing $4.5 billion each year in research and development, the administration is responsibly addressing this important issue.
The OVW was charged with implementing the VAWA legislation and, along with the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), administering grant programs to state and local governments.
"I hold the department and the thousands of civil service professionals who administer these programs to the highest ethical standards," Ms. Spellings said to Mr. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts.
That, fair-housing advocates argue, runs afoul of the Fair Housing Act, which requires government agencies that administer housing programs to do so in a way that reduces racial segregation.
