"the program focused on" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could say, "The program focused on developing skills in communication and teamwork."
Moreover, the program focused on one particular industry, namely the car industry and its suppliers.
Instead, the program focused on the general state of insecurity in Pakistan.
The program focused on Handel's sober, reflective side, featuring several arias and duets from his 1725 opera "Rodelinda".
When it was created, the program focused on children whose family incomes were no higher than twice the poverty level, or about $41,000 today for a family of four.
Except for a short cello work by Witold Lutoslawski, the first Grawemeyer recipient, the program focused on recent winners, starting with Gyorgy Kurtag (who won in 2006) and including Sebastian Currier (2007), Peter Lieberson (2008), Brett Dean (2009) and this year's winner, York Höller.
Although the program focused on Astaire-Rogers movies, it also explored songs they performed by themselves in other films, and included two melodies ("I'm Building Up to an Awful Letdown" and "Not My Girl") that Astaire had a hand in composing.
In addition, the Program focuses on intensive follow-up through one-on-one visits, group sessions, and phone calls.
The program focuses on the role of a leader and how you define it.
The program focuses on the personal and professional lives of surgical interns and their medical mentors.
One part of the program focussed on "Chichester Psalms," Bernstein's choral masterpiece from 1965.
Although the program focussed on Anbar Province, some Sunni sheikhs from the outskirts of Mosul also participated.
