"provide a program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing a situation in which someone is furnishing access to a system or program. For example, "The university will provide a program for students who want to study abroad."
T.W.I. would provide a program archive, equipment, facilities and a guarantee to make up for revenue shortfalls.
"My dream was to have the collection in excellent condition, fully researched and published, and to provide a program of exhibitions which would bring art of the highest quality to the community".
In December 1938, to supplant the then disbanded political parties and provide a program of social reform, he established the Front of National Rebirth (Frontul Renașterii Naționale) with himself as head.
We provide a program (AOTI2D) to model responses of ultrasonic pulse transmission measurements through arbitrarily oriented transversely isotropic rocks.
This type of protocol should include regular collaboration with dental professionals and provide a program of continuous training for nursing staff on oral health issues.
They also wanted to provide a program with credible, referenced, and up-to-date content, not just a technology infrastructure for reporting errors.
The target is to provide a programming environment for further parallel implementation of the DEM.
This study aimed to provide a programming method for the in-depth study of buried tube heat transfer performance.
In 2014 this will be Girls Who Code, which will use the money to provide a programming education for women in California.
Instead, these software packages sometimes provide a programming interface to encourage users to implement specialized algorithms.
The site also provides a program manual that can be downloaded.
