The phrase "and the program gives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the output or results provided by a program in a technical or instructional context.
Example: "After entering the data, the user clicks 'Submit,' and the program gives a detailed report of the analysis."
Alternatives: "and the program provides" or "and the program outputs".
Others recently stopped working, and the program gives them a chance to socialize and share experiences with other mothers".
These are top students, where future Einsteins develop, and the program gives them confidence to continue and motivation to ask the kinds of questions they need to ask.
That is, the c-agent moves to a neighboring cell and the program gives an option of breaking into the cell.
But some parents and educators have complained that the program gives short shrift to traditional math concepts and skills.
Enacted in early 2009, the program gives state and local issuers a federal subsidy that offsets the higher interest rates they would otherwise pay to issue taxable bonds.
As clients have an option to choose where (and if) to use the voucher, the program gives a financial incentive for participating providers to improve their service quality.
Guy Hoare's lighting, here and throughout the program, gave the choreography an emotional context and depth it otherwise lacked.
Elena's own voice tells the story in a recording in the last box car of the Journey exhibition and in the program given to visitors.
With all of its twists and turns, the program gave me an incredible education in the business of show business--the importance of ratings, questionable executive decisions, syndication, money, problematic artistic decisions, demographics, image, coincidence and luck.
Furthermore, almost all of the participants scored positively on the content and style of the program, gave high appreciative scores, showed a high attendance rate and low drop-out.
