The phrase "as the program expands" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something will happen or change concurrently with the growth or development of a program.
Example: "We will need to adjust our resources as the program expands to accommodate the increasing number of participants."
Alternatives: "as the initiative grows" or "as the project develops".
As the program expands, hundreds, and potentially thousands, of nursing students will be better prepared to serve as disaster volunteers.
So to encourage doctors to accept new Medicaid patients as the program expands under Obamacare, the law gives a temporary bump in Medicaid reimbursements.
But as the program expands and more stories begin to emerge of passengers being rejected or removed from this pricey trusted-traveler program, the tide of public opinion could turn.
Indeed, the costs for sending texts for the entire school year were relatively minimal – at $1 spent per participating family – and costs are expected to decrease as the program expands to a larger group of users, York said.
As the program expands, Audi owners will also be able to arrange letter and package pickup direct-from-boot.
Therefore, as the program expands, staffing issues and staffing management will no doubt continue to be one of the greatest challenges.
But as the program expanded, guards grew annoyed with the people wearing "Sanctuary" pins flooding Federal Plaza.
The American military began paying many members of the Awakening movement as the program expanded, even including Shiite members who make up about one-fifth of the program.
In the original trials, 60 percent of mothers finished the program, but the rate fell to 42 percent as the program expanded — another impetus for more data-gathering.
As the program expanded, it became clear that if the long-term goal was graduating their students, the school would need to expand beyond the walls of the jail and into the community, where former inmates could continue their in a supportive environment.
Yet, if the most vulnerable population was treated first, as it seems to have been the case, one would expect decreasing marginal effects as the program expanded further.
