"prominent program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a program that stands out from other programs in terms of quality or recognition. For example, "The school's science program is one of the most prominent programs in the county."
He simply ran a prominent program that produced talented players.
A native of Ashtabula, Ohio, Mr. Meyer returns to right the state's most prominent program.
It was featured on a prominent program called "Muslim Woman Magazine" and broadcast by Iqraa, the popular Saudi-owned satellite channel.
If they watched Ms. Stewart's most prominent program, "Martha Stewart Living," broadcast on many CBS stations on weekday mornings, they would find segments on Everyday Food "embedded" there, as Ms. Patrick says.
Although Montelli created and sustained a nationally prominent program, high school sports no longer generate outsize excitement in New England as they do in other parts of the country.
Rahm Emanuel, the White House chief of staff, said Wednesday that the plan was to threaten a veto over a prominent program -- in this case, the F-22 fighter jet -- "to show we were willing to expend political capital and could win on something that people thought we could not".
Seton Hall, the New School and the Mandel Center for Nonprofit Organizations at Case Western Reserve are just three of the more prominent programs.
It has sent more than a dozen football players to prominent programs like West Virginia, Florida and Maryland.
"I think your more prominent programs are certainly going in this direction.
Still, some of the most prominent programs have not yet cut recruiting efforts.
Three prominent programs interviewed him while he was at U.S.C.
