"program department" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a department or division within a company or organization that is responsible for planning, designing, and implementing programs or initiatives. Example: The program department at our company is responsible for developing and overseeing all of our employee training programs.
But with "Millionaire" in hand, ABC's program department saw little reason to do business as usual.
A willingness to serve the program, department, college, and university communities via housework, cooking, or cunnilingus is not required.
As president, I will also order a prompt and thorough review of the budgets of every federal program, department, and agency.
Between 5 30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday, 27,420 foreigners were fingerprinted and photographed under the new program, department officials said.
His script came back from the network with a note from the head of the program department that said he not only had seen the play during its fleeting engagement but had previously read it, made an investment in it, and lost every penny.
Mr. McCain repeated his pledge to veto every bill that comes to his desk with earmarked pork-barrel projects in it, and called for a one-year freeze on increases in nonmilitary discretionary spending — a relatively small part of the overall federal budget — while he reviews every federal program, department and agency.
Mr. Wilson has worked in the PBS programming department since 1994.
Inside Fox it also kicked off a debate within the programming department, according to several executives.
Much of the employee dissatisfaction is aimed squarely at the opportunity programs department.
The bride, 36, is an executive producer and developer in the programming department at A&E Television Network in New York.
Mike Darnell, who runs Fox's alternative programming department, said the show would now become "Survivor" with singing.
