The phrase "attention to the program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the focus or consideration given to a specific program, often in contexts like project management or event planning.
Example: "We need to ensure that we give proper attention to the program to meet our deadlines and objectives."
Alternatives: "focus on the program" or "consideration for the program".
99," a sequel to the 1979 documentary -- which received an Oscar and an Emmy and drew widespread attention to the program.
Representative Curt Weldon, a Pennsylvania Republican who has called attention to the program, said the commission had done too little to follow up on the information.
Delta is trying to draw more attention to the program this month by setting up a carbon-offset kiosk at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
And to draw attention to the program, Barneys New York will exhibit chairs that were customized by 20 leading women designers.
Heeke and his staff are working to ensure that the spike in attention to the program will not slow in the coming months.
It's easy to participate, requiring very little time and no special expertise, though I've never paid much attention to the program before now.
Senior managers pay no attention to the programs before, during or after they take place.
(A quiz after the driving test confirmed that the drivers were really paying attention to the programs).
But in addition to keeping an eye on expenditures, Mr. Zeiler pays an unusual amount of attention to the programming mix.
To be sure, the raise went through a few months later, but the incident drew attention to the programs, with their millions of listeners centered mainly in metropolitan areas.
"We are, in fact, able to devote our attention to the programs that we want to put in place and that are being asked for by our African friends, programs that clearly support our foreign policy and that lead to increased prospects for stability on the continent," General Ward said.
