The phrase "flexible program" is correct and is often used in written English.
It implies a program or plan that is easily adapted to different scenarios. For example: "This new flexible program allows our company to change course quickly if needed."
But we are giving the president the flexible program he has requested.
Collaborating with patients, he developed a comprehensive and flexible program of psychosocial rehabilitation.
"I was working, and they had a flexible program that let me attend classes at night.
"F.H.A. financing is the most flexible program out there today," she said.
Escuela Nueva's flexible program encourages dropout students to come back to school to study at their own pace and to take exams when they are ready.
Officials who attended those meetings say the administration hopes to develop a more "nimble, flexible" program, in which a single drug can treat multiple diseases and a single manufacturing plant can produce multiple drugs.
Junior colleges usually also offer a variety of flexible programs that are nontraditional in style and content.
Among the more flexible programs at Italiaidea is Survival Italian, a 15-hour course -- scheduled according to the students' needs -- for beginners with immediate language needs.
Digital screens and flexible programming have allowed documentaries to be given more of a theatrical life than was the case in former times.
He said that focus groups last winter found that many regular users of the bridge were taking advantage of new flexible programs offered by employers.
Administrators of flexible programs also say that employees who work reduced hours, while still promotable, may experience a slower climb up the career ladder.
