"governmental program" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a program or initiative that is created and implemented by a government. Example: The new governmental program aims to provide housing assistance for low-income families in urban areas.
A governmental program must therefore be frequently revised in the light of unfolding circumstances.
There is no serious consideration in Congress of a single-payer governmental program that would enroll virtually everyone.
It was subsidized by a massive governmental program to build highways and freeways and by a withdrawal from public life and public space, which suburbanizing modernist designers saw as useless, chaotic and menacing, when they saw it at all.
One Liberal Democrat worry is that Mr. Brown might be allowed assemble a governmental program that answers many of the party's demands, then challenge them to vote it down.
DC). were introduced during 1942 as a result of a governmental program during that period.
Today, the governmental program recommends: "a simplified analysis of the history of humanity.
That means politicians will have to raise taxes, severely cut a wide range of other governmental programs, or chop back the health programs themselves.
"They all converge," said Christopher G. Caine, vice president for governmental programs at I.B.M., which is in both the smart grid and health care data businesses.
But Mr. Orszag indicated that the president would sign the legislation, needed to keep this year's governmental programs running for the next several months.
Social welfare program, any of a variety of governmental programs designed to protect citizens from the economic risks and insecurities of life.
Her technique was simple: Rather than renew some of the governmental programs under which the original crew was employed, Dorr allowed certain sources of financing to lapse.
