The phrase "as part of its program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an element or component that is included within a larger initiative or plan.
Example: "The organization implemented new training sessions as part of its program to enhance employee skills."
Alternatives: "as a component of its initiative" or "as an element of its strategy".
As part of its program to emphasize ingredients over age, it released a series of barley-specific whiskies: one was made solely from organic barley; another was made from bere, an ancient cultivar that could have been brought to Scotland by Vikings in the first millennium.
The Tate Modern was to show Mr. Prince's photograph "Spiritual America" as part of its program Pop Life: Art in a Material World, but closed it after Scotland Yard warned that the photograph, taken of Ms. Shields when she was 10, could violate obscenity laws.
The agency said Sunday that upward of 700 positions would be available as part of its program.
As part of its program the Fuller conducts art classes and trains teenage docents, who get to organize their own shows.
As part of its program, Iceland must turn a deficit that is now 13percentt of G.D.P. to a surplus by 2013.
The collected bottles will be refashioned, according to Honest Tea, by the nonprofit GrowNYC as urban gardening supplies, including shovels and watering cans, as part of its program for public schools.
And finally, Packagd itself sees the opportunity to sell time to brands and the companies making products themselves as part of its programming.
The Institute of Southeast Asian Studies Yusof Ishak Institute ISEASEAS) in Singapore recently conducted a survey on U.S. Association of Southeast Asian Nations ASEANN) relations under the Trump administration as part of its programming to celebrate the 50th anniversary of ASEAN's founding.
The Achieve Program at Southern Illinois University offers A.D.D. coaching as part of its auxiliary program for students with A.D.D. or learning disabilities.
This study serves as baseline data, and we suggest that the biology program (UBC) continue to collect attitudinal data as part of its regular program evaluation.
The Detroit Zoo says it provides its animals with pumpkins "as part of its comprehensive program of ensuring environments for animals that are ever-changing and appropriately complex".
