The phrase "as the program describes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to information or instructions that are outlined in a specific program or document.
Example: "The procedure should be followed exactly as the program describes to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "according to the program" or "as outlined in the program".
The ballet, originally created for the Bolshoi in 2003, also features a prized part, the "Anxious-to-be-younger-than-she-is Dacha Dweller," as the program describes the role, which will be danced by the former company members Susan Jones, 58, and Martine van Hamel, 65, on alternate nights.
Ms. Andujar, a lead dancer with the company, turns Carmen into an "empowered" woman, as the program describes her, who both frightens and intrigues the men and women she encounters on what could as easily be a New York street corner as in a town in 19th-century Spain.
Tony Lai, a mentor at the program, described Rodriguez as the product's creative genius.
The title song is one that the program describes as rediscovered.
Now, she is what the program describes as "the fourth dimension in political thinking, or floating above the usual political labels".
The program describes itself as "a new trans-disciplinary field connecting the past, present and future of the automobile.
The Web site for Renaissance Learning, which owns the program, describes it as a way to build "a lifelong love of reading and learning".
The Bloomberg administration has lashed out at critics of the program, describing them as indifferent to street crime.
White County District Attorney Bryant Dunaway said he does not support the program, describing it as unethical and possibly illegal.
Nor is the policy, known as the settlement program, described in the city's official brochure "Got Tickets?
We have already quantified the proposed method using pseudomusic datasets, and the next step will be to apply it to real-world streaming data, such as the music program described in Section 3.2.5.
