The phrase "instructive programs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to programs designed to educate or provide guidance on a specific topic.
Example: "The school offers a variety of instructive programs aimed at enhancing students' learning experiences."
Alternatives: "educational programs" or "training programs".
This year DCPS has been able to fund more instructive afterschool programs at select schools through Proving What's Possible grants.
The timing of expression, and the impact of knockdown on excitatory synapse formation, indicates that miR-132 coordinates an instructive transcriptional program that is necessary for the integration of newborn neurons into the adult central nervous system.
Initial antigen contact is known to trigger an instructive developmental program by which naive CD8 T cells differentiate into effector and memory cells.
On Saturday the orchestra played against type in a weird but instructive all-Bartok program.
The GSD training in the trial was conducted with the participants individually with an instructive and flexible program consisting of 10 sessions, each lasting 30-60 minutes.
Instead, their identity appears more plastic, requiring the combination of instructive repressive and activating programs to stabilize cell fate.
The program is instructive to parents who think they can create life-transforming opportunities for their children.
Burleigh introduced the distinguished professor to spirituals, and the most poignant and instructive part of this program came when some of Burleigh's spiritual arrangements were interleaved with psalm settings from Dvorak's "Biblical Songs".
In general, participants found working with the online program meaningful, instructive, and interesting, but some also found it a difficult and strenuous task.
Then again, perhaps sexing things up is instructive in a way M.F.A. programs are not.
