The phrase "hold a program" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is commonly used to mean organizing or hosting an event or meeting. For example, "The school's Student Council is planning to hold a program to welcome incoming freshmen."
"History has maligned my great-grandfather," Frazee, 48, said Tuesday night at the Museum of American Folk Art in Manhattan, which held a program on Ruth to promote "The Perfect Game," its exhibition of baseball artwork.
Writing about "Inventions for Paper Instruments and Orchestra," commissioned by the Los Angeles Philharmonic, The Los Angeles Times critic Mark Swed wrote that "Tan's contribution is to make everything about the concert experience, even holding a program on your lap, part of the heightened sensations".
Last year Google, the leading internet search engine, held a programming competition in which participants were given a chunk of the Google archive and index to play with.
Google, for one, holds a programming summer camp for incoming ninth graders and underwrites an effort called CS4HS, in which high school teachers sharpen their computer science skills in workshops at local universities.
About six years ago, a group of students came to us and asked if we'd support them if they held a programming competition on the.Net platform.
Dr Upton will also be holding a programming masterclass to help the children find out what they can do with the machine.
Murphy, now president of the Green Bay Packers, had almost no time to find a coach who could hold a devastated program together.
Last week, Camden became the 12th city in the country to hold a federal program that encourages primarily nonviolent fugitives to surrender, promising them at best a clean slate, and usually a favorable hearing by a judge.
A software update payload does not have to hold a complete program.
Of the nurses responding to the questionnaire, 66 (80%) are female and 74 (90%) have worked for more than 1 year and are trained well, and 22 (26%) hold a postgraduate program graduation.
The Byrd amendment requires that "each educational institution that receives federal funds for a fiscal year shall hold an educational program on the United States Constitution on Sept. 17 of such year for the students served by the educational institution".
