The phrase "aspects of a program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different features, components, or elements that make up a program, whether in software, education, or other contexts.
Example: "The aspects of a program that focus on user experience are crucial for its success."
Alternatives: "features of a program" or "components of a program".
These standards cover all aspects of a program, including instruction, administration, faculty and facilities.
The prohibition against making a bomb is permanent — not limited to any of the ten-to-twenty-five-year time frames for various aspects of a program.
The traditional computing abstractions only concern themselves with the functional aspects of a program, and not its timing properties.
Human rating is an encompassing effort that affects many aspects of a program, from its earliest phases and throughout its life.
Today the White House and NBC acknowledged the mutually beneficial aspects of a program that is based on a day in the life of the real president and that promotes a show featuring a fictional president, played by Martin Sheen.
But one of the most enjoyable aspects of a program presented by Buglisi/Foreman Dance on Wednesday night at the Joyce Theater was the way it reached back into the past.
And they are supposed to redirect any clients who are uncomfortable with the religious aspect of a program to an alternative group.
The purpose of this study was to determine whether a junior faculty mentoring program is beneficial to participants and to identify particular positive and negative aspects of such a program to enable others to institute similar programs.
Thus, patent and copyright laws protect distinct aspects of a computer program.
Abstraction barriers enforce the boundaries between different aspects of a large program.
Designed in partnership with the American Horticultural Society, Sowing the Seeds of Success is designed to walk you through the organizational aspects of a gardening program.
