The phrase "advertising the program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of promoting or publicizing a specific program to attract attention or participants.
Example: "The marketing team is focused on advertising the program to increase enrollment for the upcoming semester."
Alternatives: "promoting the program" or "publicizing the program".
Wagner, who successfully led a case against South Korea's mandatory testing of foreign English teachers before a UN committee on racial discrimination last year, said colleges advertising the programs could be in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
The organizations will provide Web seminars with information on the newly created program for advertisers, and will also use donated advertising space online to advertise the program to consumers.
The government does not advertise the program, and officials avoid drawing attention to it.
A number of them told me that recruiters advertised the program in vague terms, as human behavioral studies, or equipment testing, or medical research.
Video: War of the Mind Ketchum, a scientist with a propagandist's eye, documented many of his more ambitious experiments in order to advertise the program within the military.
Ned Staebler, one of Granholm's top economic advisers, explained excitedly that the new assistance program for struggling companies had already approved its first loan even though he hadn't advertised the program.
The board has also hired the New Teacher Project, a consulting group affiliated with Teach for America, to help advertise the program, select the fellows and give them adequate support during the school year.
The board will continue working with the New Teacher Project, a consulting group affiliated with Teach for America, which is helping to advertise the program, select the fellows and give them adequate support during the school year.
Provide feedback to the school administration and advertise the program.
