"highlights programs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to certain programs that are especially noteworthy or important. For example, "The school's highlights programs are its journalism and medical sciences classes."
NBC, which drew 31 million viewers during the Olympics, is featuring the Paralympic Games for the first time and showing four one-hour long highlights programs, according to PBS.
Shimer was one of the top 50 colleges in All-American Colleges: Top Schools for Conservatives, Old-Fashioned Liberals, and People of Faith, which highlights "programs that connect in a special way with the core values of the American founding and the vibrant intellectual traditions of the West".
Just this week, ESPN announced a new daily highlights program, entitled ESPN FC, to run from August.
After much cajoling by officials of Major League Soccer, ESPN2 last night began broadcasting M.L.S. Extra Time, a weekly highlights program at 11 p.m. Eastern time.
Throughout 2000, when Seven held the rights, it screened naught more than a one-hour highlights program at an ungodly hour of the morning.
In addition to broadcasting all 27 Friday matches plus finals, SBSTwo will also screen a weekly highlights program and premiere Thursday FC, the first panel program devoted to the A-League.
The broadcast will also be streamed on the ABC website and a one-hour highlights program will screen on Sunday 1 December on ABC1 and be available on ABC iView.
And when you pause a video, the player highlights program and episode information, along with how much time is left in the show or movie you're watching.
This article highlights program implementation successes and challenges, scholar and faculty perceptions of the program, and provides recommendations for others interested in preparing nurse faculty.
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation showed a daily 30 minutes highlights program twice a day, and also streamed the alpine skiing and ice hockey live on its Grandstand website.
Sometimes, Jeter is so immersed in rehabilitation that he does not know if the Yankees have won until he watches highlight programs.
