The phrase "also in the program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is included or available within a specific program or system.
Example: "The new features will be available in the next update, and they will also be in the program for users to access."
Alternatives: "included in the program" or "part of the program".
Also in the program are arias by Handel, Gluck and Mozart.
Since graduating from the workforce training program, he has shared a temporary residence in Jamaica, Queens, with two men who are also in the program.
Also in the program are a discussion with Balanchine and a performance by Ms. McBride and Mr. Villella of the pas de deux from "Diana and Acteon," from a 1968 telecast of "The Ed Sullivan Show".
One of them, Danisha Rolle, the wife of the retired All-Pro cornerback Samari Rolle, who is also in the program, heard about STAR while at an N.F.L.-sponsored seminar in Florida.
Videos could be made cheaply by outsiders like Toni Basil (her "Over My Head" will be shown), but the opposite also existed: a big budget and a band with enough clout to have complete editorial control (Talking Heads's "Road to Nowhere," also in the program).
Also in the program are "Phantom Limb," an earlier and better film, about the death of Mr. Rosenblatt's brother at a young age, that was shown on Cinemax in 2006, and the three-minute "Afraid So," which cleverly illustrates a series of questions ("Is this going to hurt?" "Will this go on my record?") that all have the same answer.
The city also won the ability to phase in the program over five years.
The university is also investing in the program.
Administrators suggest a crewed landing on the moon may also be in the program's future.
Charles Schwab is also participating in the program on a smaller scale.
White Plains, Port Chester, Mount Vernon and several other districts are also interested in the program, she said.
