The phrase "a common scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a shared plan, strategy, or arrangement among a group of people or entities.
Example: "The committee proposed a common scheme to improve community engagement and participation in local events."
Alternatives: "a shared plan" or "a collective strategy".
A core curriculum was introduced to provide a common scheme of studies throughout the country.
FOR four decades, many pennywise subway riders have hatched a common scheme when confronted by a fare increase.
Prince Bandar's estate manager explained that behind this lay a common scheme - a discretionary trust whose beneficiaries were members of the prince's family.
"There has to be a meeting of the minds, a conscious commitment to a common scheme," said Robert H. Lande, a senior research scholar at the American Antitrust Institute.
Arguing against the stock fraud charge, Mr. Heberlig said the government also failed to show a common scheme to cheat shareholders by Mr. Kozlowski Markk H. Swartz, the former chief financial officer; and Mr. Belnick, who Mr. Heberlig said was "out of the loop".
A: John G. Hall, a Staten Island real estate lawyer, said that apart from the practical ramifications of including such a provision in a deed -- the value of the property in the eyes of potential buyers is almost certain to be reduced -- restrictive covenants are generally enforceable only if they are part of a "common scheme or plan".
Individual plating of F1 animals is a particularly common scheme that is utilized if the expected mutation is lethal, and heterozygous F2 siblings need to be recovered, or in a situation where males are present in the population and mating between F1 animals must be avoided.
"These transactions were not isolated, one-of-a-kind instances of violations of the statutes," Judge Harmon wrote, "but deliberate, repeated actions with shared characteristics that were part of an alleged common scheme through which defendants all profited handsomely".
They show that a "common commitment" scheme is more effective than an "individual commitment" scheme; the latter depends on altruism while the former involves reciprocity ("we will if you will").
Medical care and treatment is not an inherently dangerous activity, such as driving an automobile, from which the common scheme of no-fault insurance comes.
Interestingly, for R c,rep =1 and L=4 the common scheme achieves a higher throughput than RAID up to 1 σ n 2 = - 1 dB.
