The phrase "and programs that are" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to specific programs or initiatives that are being discussed or described in a broader context.
Example: "We need to evaluate the policies and programs that are currently in place to ensure they meet our goals."
Alternatives: "and initiatives that are" or "and systems that are".
Under the budget legislation, in agencies and programs that are not exempt, the cuts must occur indiscriminately, across the board.
The highest priority for scheduling School of Medicine facilities is for events and programs that are educational in nature.
The Davis Center organizes a number of events and programs that are specifically targeted at K-12 educators.
Yet much of the foundation of today's Internet rests on open software standards and programs that are shared freely among developers.
To that end, questions about age, gender, race, Hispanic ethnicity and homeownership are used to help execute and monitor laws and programs that are targeted to specific groups.
From the user's standpoint, this method reduces the amount of the workstation resources that are used on functions and programs that are not useful to the particular user.
She is currently working on another book exploring what we can learn from systems and programs that are succeeding in getting patient engagement right.
Educational Programs and Services (EPS) is home to departments and programs that are central to the educational mission of the School of Medicine.
On the whole, many museums are in a wait-and-see mode -- not canceling construction and programs that are in the works, but hesitating before taking on new costly projects.
A Pew survey in August of nearly 3,000 registered voters nationwide found that 57percentt of male voters wanted the next president to offer policies and programs that are different from those of the Clinton administration.
There is a "little bit of snake oil," he added, in the various products and programs that are being marketed with the implied promise that they will ward off Alzheimer's disease.
