'ideological programs' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a set of beliefs and values held by a group of people or nation, which they use as a guide to make decisions or choices. For example: "The country's new government is attempting to implement a number of ideological programs to shape the nation's future."
During the last Republican administration, the federal government wasted more than $170 million per year on these ineffective, ideological programs.
Only then will we be able to turn off the funding spigot for ideological programs that don't work and threaten the health and lives of young people.
Science's claim to access universal truths about the natural world made it an irresistible resource for industrial empires, ideological programs, and environmental campaigners.
This ideological program and the role it allots to Egyptian intellectuals is hardly exhausted.
— but they bristle at the notion that the trip was part of an ideological program.
The alliance continued to contest elections into the 1980s, although Mapam did not give up its autonomy or ideological program.
Her ideology is rooted in personal experience and, true to modernism's preoccupation with self-expression, emerges from inner necessity rather than an ideological program.
Susan Ricci New York, Nov. 7, 2008 To the Editor: David Brooks says that "the members of my dream Obama administration understand that they cannot impose an ideological program the country does not accept".
Although Crawford avoids overt political advocacy, he lays out his ideological program in a sharply worded paragraph near the end of the book: It is now the capitalist who says, "Workers of the world, unite!," the better to dissolve those "inefficiencies" in the labor market (that is, high wages) that arise from political boundaries.
A truly international movie made at a time when postwar Europe was providing filmmakers with the world's largest set, "Four in a Jeep" never escapes its ideological program but does offer a window into a fascinating, unsettled era, when new hopes were dawning alongside new fears.
There were also disagreements within the Nazi leadership on the spiritual implications of cultivating a 'Germanic history' in their ideological program.
