The phrase "a classification scheme for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a system or method for categorizing or organizing information or items.
Example: "The researchers developed a classification scheme for the various species of plants found in the region."
Alternatives: "a categorization system for" or "a taxonomy for".
The Standard Model provides a classification scheme for all the known subatomic particles based on theoretical descriptions of the basic forces of matter.
In 1915 the Finnish petrologist Pentii E. Eskola set up a classification scheme for metamorphic rocks that was based on metamorphic facies.
A classification scheme for stowage planning problems is also provided.
We propose a classification scheme for mining lakes applying acidity and planktonic colonization as criteria.
Moreover, we derive a classification scheme for different types of recovery networks.
This paper surveys the state-of-the-art in resource demand estimation and proposes a classification scheme for estimation approaches.
The Osteoarthritis Biomarkers Network, a consortium of five National Institutes of Health-designated sites, has recently proposed a classification scheme of biomarkers for OA [ 73].
Taken together, these considerations raise the need to devise a classification scheme specifically for disordered regions in proteins that may enhance the function prediction and annotation for this important class of protein segments.
A classification scheme was developed for conotoxins as shown in Supplementary Figure 3, incorporating the 4 scores corresponding to each of the 4 major families.
Aim of this review is to provide a general classification scheme for these enzymes, to be used as a framework for the comparison of their properties.
We present a general classification scheme for tethered nanoparticles wherein the anisotropy of a shape amphiphile is described by a vector comprised of one or more axes each describing a measure of anisotropy.
