The phrase "also programs to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional functions or capabilities of a software or system.
Example: "The new software update also programs to enhance user security and improve performance."
Alternatives: "additionally configures to" or "further develops to".
Such projects include not only research on pests and crops but also programs to help farmers adopt improved methods in their fields.
Mr. Bush's proposal called for spending for military hardware, mostly helicopters, but also programs to root out corruption within law enforcement agencies and increase the protection of witnesses.
In England, there are also programs to place young people, often students, with older people, as roommates the situation is brilliant, since the older people often have extra space and not much company, and the young people need an affordable living situation and can learn something from their unlikely roommate.
An interface was also programmed to conduct dynamic FEM simulation based on developed models using ABAQUS/EXPLICT FEM code.
This study was also programmed to compare and correlate the effect of both quercetin (flavonoid) and dexamethasone (steroid) against HACE.
A hybrid model based on conventional cable element theory is also programmed to be compared with the aforementioned models based on curved beam element theory.
The system is also programmed to give on-screen prominence to the types of segments an individual viewer tends to choose.
On his desk are two televisions, one for video games and one for watching shows that is also programmed to work as an alarm clock.
Also, because the hunting and gathering required so much physical exertion, we're also programmed to rest when we can, hence the aversion we sometimes feel toward exercise.
Designed to scrutinize our lives, they're also programmed to influence our behavior.
Similar to a home appliance, the garage charging is also programmed to fill up EV battery when price is low.
