The phrase "area program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to specific programs or initiatives focused on a particular geographic area or subject matter.
Example: "The area program aims to improve community health services in rural regions."
Alternatives: "regional program" or "local initiative".
Unsurprisingly, though, there are important differences that make China's protected area program uniquely Chinese.
His mother retired as an area program manager in the Cambridge, Mass., office of the state Department of Children and Families.
This makes the operations particularly hard to break, said William Ruzzamenti, a special agent for the Drug Enforcement Administration and director of the Central Valley High Intensity Drug-Trafficking Area program.
This is not a regular law enforcement initiative; we don't just want to put people in jail," Frank Rapier, the director of the Appalachia regional office of the federal high-intensity drug trafficking area program (HIDTA), told the Guardian.
In this way, the HILS programs offer students a diverse range of options to find the best fit in regards to subject area, program structure, and size.
By canceling the Navy Area program, which cost $2.3 billion over the past decade, the Pentagon will be able to spend more money on developing ship-based defenses against long-range missiles, programs that had been severely constricted by the ABM treaty, officials said.
Diane Latiker, founder of Kids Off The Block, the Roseland-area program aimed at preventing youth violence, hailed the patrol members one evening as they walked past her stoop.
For several months now, drivers and volunteers for the Houston-area program have been delivering and installing digital converter boxes for its clients — as a side dish alongside the baked chicken and stewed peaches that are their usual fare.
The Detroit-area program was announced in late 2014 and the first session is now underway.
Also supports entrepreneurship through Dayton business center Aileron, single mothers through Dayton-area program The Glen.
Physician-scholar Stacy Lindau shares how she decided to address what she called a "real humanitarian need" by leading a Chicago-area program to help combat hunger called Feed1st.
