The phrase "promote programs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of advocating for or supporting specific initiatives or activities, often in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "Our goal this quarter is to promote programs that enhance community engagement and support local businesses."
Alternatives: "advocate for initiatives" or "support projects".
Meanwhile, Mr. Bush and his allies used that time to promote programs that may have an effect on the country long after Florida has become a historical footnote.
Politicians who promote programs to pay for cancer research in government laboratories and medical schools tend to promise that those programs will lead to cures.
They usually develop to promote programs and disseminate information to enhance the professional, business, social, or avocational interests of their members.
The men, Kieran Mahoney, a political strategist with Mercury Public Affairs, and Michael McKeon, whom Mr. Mahoney recruited from the Pataki administration, had been hired by the Long Island Power Authority in April to promote programs that encourage energy efficiency.
Microsoft says the standard Windows contract for the top 20 computer manufacturers under the settlement would free Gateway and other companies to promote programs that compete with the Microsoft Internet Explorer Web browser or the Windows Media Player.
Unlike Smokey, whose purpose was summed up by his signature slogan, "Only you can prevent forest fires," Woodsy had a broader mission: to engage children in the fight against pollution and promote programs advocating appropriate use of the environment.
The project marks the latest in a series of efforts by Google to promote programming education in the UK.
Sims says that the startup wants Code Year to be more than just a New Year's resolution — they're working with other companies to promote programming literacy.
E2F has also been shown to promote programmed cell death, which is important in the maturation of larvae [51] and is required for embryonic asymmetry [52].
The provider(s) of DSME will seek ongoing input from external stakeholders and experts in order to promote program quality.
Informants described that, although negative influences had attenuated program sustainability, positive influences had outweighed the negative to promote program sustainability over the long term.
