The phrase "awful program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a program that is poorly designed, ineffective, or disappointing.
Example: "After using the software for a week, I can confidently say that it is an awful program that fails to meet basic user needs."
Alternatives: "terrible program" or "poorly designed program".
All of this will come with more attention for their awful programs; unfortunately with increased television ratings.
By inviting people to "join the conversation" with tweets along the bottom of the screen, most TV shows now look like they've been invaded by subtitles from another, worse show I've cleverly avoided (some god-awful program where people are actively encouraged to express the first thought that enters their heads rather than waiting for it to evolve into a better one).
That's an awful shiny "program" Frank Fertitta is slamming to the floor.
Then along you came with your fucking awful television program with the same fucking name.
The 7 A.M. time slot (with a repeat at 1 A.M). was awful, but the program found an audience.
But no — instead they were just making it easier for the party's congressmen to vote for a bloated, awful big government program that benefits mostly-Republican states and interest groups, knowing that they weren't also voting for something that pays out to the (mostly-Democratic) poor as well.
Technology Companies: Why do the tech giants still follow the awful white board programming interview process?
It's an awful lot of programming know-how to draw upon.
Yeah, I know, it was so much fun during the campaign to revel with Trump over a future repeal of the "super-awful" health care program with the black guy's name on it.
Mr. Moore promised the endorsement of his program, "The Awful Truth," to the first candidate willing to fling himself into the crowd.
Before Geno Auriemma arrived in 1985, UConn's women's basketball program was awful, but its fortunes began to rise with him as head coach.
