The phrase 'elaborate program' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a program that has many detailed or complex components or requirements. For example, "The school developed an elaborate program to help its students adjust to a new grading system."
In 1887 the NWC introduced an elaborate program of war-gaming.
For this the Nazis devised an elaborate program of subsidies for leisure-time activities for workers.
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Hawaii has developed an elaborate program to keep invasive plants from spreading along roads.
In particular, Intel runs an elaborate program to fund hundreds of university research projects in over 15 selected U.S. universities and a similar number of foreign universities.
Without non-existent elaborate programs requiring long running times, the GF1 could not perform any arithmetic on conventional integers.
"The basic standard calls for better surveillance and record keeping, and setting up more elaborate programs for managing riskier plants and their pots, water and soil so as to minimize the presence of pests," she said.
But while sophisticated research programs at academic powerhouses like Lawrence High School, Ward Melville and Schreiber produced Intel success stories in bunches this year, many other semifinalists on the Island live in more workaday school districts that lack the budget for elaborate programs.
Making Arrangements: Classes Across the Country BOTANIC gardens generally offer basic flower-arranging classes and workshops, and well-established schools, like the Flower School New York and Rittners School of Floral Design in Boston, have more elaborate programs featuring introductory, intermediate and master classes.
And after years when there was more talk than action about preventive medicine, more health plans are sponsoring elaborate programs to help manage the health of the 1 in 20 people with chronic illnesses like diabetes.
