"this program is intended" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You could use it to introduce the purpose of a program, for example, "This program is intended to help beginners learn coding fundamentals."
The program may not be quite as ham-handedly greedy as it seems; Facebook explains that this program is intended to eliminate spam.
Maira Kalman, an artist, designer and author-illustrator, will speak about her work in "Extreme Embroidery," as well as her new book, "The Principles of Uncertainty" (Penguin, October 2007), on Dec. 13 at 6 30 p.m. (This program is intended for adults. Ms. Kalman will not be talking about her children's books).
"The question we're going to have to ask is can we accomplish the same goals that this program is intended to accomplish in ways that give the public more confidence that in fact the NSA is doing what it's supposed to be doing," he said.
Uber maintains that this program is intended mostly for the protection of its drivers, from code enforcers working in concert with taxi interests.
The definition of a web publisher is rather squishy: "This program is intended for people who publish with some regularity on the Internet, be they bloggers, webmasters, or writers.
This program is intended to address issues related to endangered species and loss of habitat along the Platte River in central Nebraska by managing land and water resources and using adaptive management as its science framework.
This program was intended to provide Canadians with a million new national flags in time for Flag Day, 1997.
This program was intended to establish the best-suited standards out of the nine RG candidates, and to merge them in a normalization factor called the BestKeeper index.
Based on estimates of bread consumption derived from a 1997 nationally representative survey, this program was intended to deliver a mean additional intake of 140 μg folic acid/d to women of childbearing age.
As with the 9/11 fund, this part of the program is intended to be an expeditious, reliable alternative to tens of thousands of tort cases, sparing plaintiffs and the company alike the expense and uncertainty of drawn-out lawsuits.
But the idea that the program is intended as homosexual indoctrination is simply wrong, Ms. Costello added.
