The phrase "bespoke program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a custom-made or tailored program of any kind, either software or a course of study. For example: "We are pleased to offer our clients a bespoke program designed to meet their specific needs."
Louis Vuitton's Bond Street location is beginning a bespoke program on July 30 that allows customers to design bags, another reason to head to London.
The Baglioni Hotels Group, with luxury properties in Rome, Florence, right, Venice, Milan, Bologna and Verona, has its Baglioni Bespoke program.
Butterfield & Robinson's Bespoke program (www.butterfield.com/bespoke, 800-387-1147) will customize a family-friendly version of any of its adult hiking packages.
(For true rogues, a bespoke program allows customers to mix and match styles with custom leathers like the one bearing the face of the Bauhaus frontman Peter Murphy, pictured top).
"This is a bespoke program with a full-time team of 60 operational people to help.
According to Flint's entry on the Register of MP's Interests, Sovereign is helping run her campaign by donating a "seconded member of staff to work on deputy leadership campaign, value £8,000 [$12,500]." Sovereign is a lobbying company offering "a bespoke program of political engagement for each client".
Its new domestic incarnation, on BSkyB and Freeview, will feature five hours of bespoke programming from studios in London's Millbank.
Founders Factory is the only accelerator to have bespoke programs for every startup and the largest operating team for startup support worldwide, with an in-house team of 60 people.
These quantities were calculated using VMD (Humphrey et al., 1996) software along with bespoke programs previously described elsewhere (Morgan and Massi, 2010).
Scripto was conceived at the end of 2010, when Stephen Colbert and one of his writers, Rob Dubbin, a longtime amateur coder, first discussed making a bespoke drafting program for the staff.
For the particular case of C="1 a human proof of the conjecture exists; for C= 2 a bespoke computer program had generated sequences of length 1124 of discrepancy 2, but the status of the conjecture remained open even for such a small bound.
