The phrase "assemble a program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of putting together or creating a software program or application.
Example: "To complete the project, we need to assemble a program that can analyze the data efficiently."
Alternatives: "create a program" or "develop a program."
Mr. Serkin tends to follow his keen musical instincts when he assembles a program.
Building outward from the Stockhausen piece Mr. Gilbert assembled a program of complementary works.
Any young pianist who assembles a program of unfamiliar works by Szymanowski, Hindemith, Schoenberg and Stravinsky for an important solo recording has to be an adventurous musician.
Guy Livingston, a 32-year-old American pianist who lives in Paris, has assembled a program of recent works that may be quirky enough to appeal to listeners who have doubts about modern musical language.
As in his first New Year's Eve concert with the Philharmonic in 2010, when he played works by Copland, Gershwin and Cole Porter, he assembled a program of crowd-pleasing American classics, composed by New Yorkers.
February 12 2012 Feb. 12 at 5: The commanding violinist Daniel Hope has assembled a program in honor of Joseph Joachim, the violinist who inspired some of the most treasured string works of the late nineteenth century.
She could have assembled a program of Japanese music, something not in tremendous supply in this festival's high-profile classical music offerings, which are skewed mainly toward Japanese performers' interpretations of the Western canon.
Then for Sunday afternoon the dynamic violinist Daniel Hope has assembled a program of works either by or inspired by the influential 19th-century violinist and composer Joseph Joachim, including pieces by Schumann, Dvorak and Brahms (the Piano Quartet in G minor).
In 1998, the museum assembled a program review committee with prominent women's historians like Dubois of UCLA and Allida Black, now of George Washington University.
