The phrase "appointment of a program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the scheduling or designation of a specific program or event.
Example: "The appointment of a program to address community health issues was announced at the meeting."
Alternatives: "scheduling of a program" or "designation of a program".
Because of the success of the program, it has received considerable support from the Georgetown administration, including the appointment of a half-time program coordinator, a clinical social worker, who formerly led the MBSG program at The Center for Mind-Body MediCenter for Mind-Body
He leads the orchestra for the first time at Carnegie Hall since his appointment in a program of the central repertory: Beethoven's "Egmont" Overture, Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 2 (with Christian Zacharias as soloist), Hans Zender's orchestrations of five Debussy preludes and the lighter, leaner 1841 version of Schumann's Fourth Symphony.
These appointments undid a program of diffusion of government authority that had begun in the 5th dynasty (c. 2465 c. 2325 bce).
If the individual is diagnosed with major depression, bipolar disorder and/or schizophrenia they are eligible for enhanced case management services as part of the IDC program, and the appointment of a specially trained defense attorney.
Two task forces that Dr. Summers appointed after his remarks -- on women in the faculty and women in science and engineering -- recommended most of Harvard's new programs, plus the appointment of a senior official to oversee them.
Two task forces that Mr. Summers appointed after his speech — on women in the faculty and women in science and engineering — recommended most of Harvard's new programs, plus the appointment of a senior official to oversee them.
The key elements of this program were an interdisciplinary approach with the appointment of a falls coordinator at each facility with responsibility for the implementation of the program.
A standard approach for identifying patients that miss appointments could help programs develop effective community outreach systems; in addition, information on the percentage of patients missing appointments would allow a program manager to target poorly performing facilities and to identify causes and appropriate interventions.
