The phrase "auction program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a scheduled event or software designed for conducting auctions.
Example: "The auction program will begin at 7 PM, featuring a variety of rare collectibles."
Alternatives: "bidding software" or "auction event".
The auction program is intended to hold pollution steady and eventually reduce it through market mechanisms.
The New Yorker magazine arranged and paid for printing the auction program.
According to the auction program, the house was "previously valued" to $457,000.
The heart of the company's business is an auction program that allows advertisers to place ads on Google Web sites.
A formal auction program for index-linked gilts was set up by the DMO, with the first auction taking place in October 1998.
The central bank also said it would double the money it lends out domestically through an auction program to $300 billion.
One of the new initiatives announced Wednesday is the Term Auction Facility program, which will auction off more than $40 billion in loans to financial institutions.
The Term Auction Facility program, or similar measures, may become more common in the future, as the Fed includes the instruments in its first-aid kit.
Auction insurance program eBay Buyer Protection protects traders in cases where an item is not received or is not as described in the listing; it excludes Vehicles, Real Estate, Business & Websites for Sale, classified listings and Business Equipment (replaced by eBay Vehicle Protection Program and eBay Business Equipment Purchase Protection).
The popularity of the Fed's new term auction securities program, designed to pump cash into the financial system, is evidence that the investment banks are still scrounging for liquidity, especially since the commercial banks that help fund investment banks haven't raised their credit commitments.
With high profile names like Shepard Fairey, Daze, Dan Witz, the Guerrilla Girls and Kara Walker on this years list of artists donating to the auction, the program boasts a cross section of established and emerging Street Artists, graffiti artists, culture jammers and truth tellers who heartily support this program that since 2012 has given more than 400 city youth a second chance.
