The phrase "a low cost scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a plan or program that is designed to be affordable or inexpensive.
Example: "The government has introduced a low cost scheme to help families access essential services without financial strain."
Alternatives: "an affordable plan" or "a budget-friendly program".
In particular, BLS is a low-cost scheme because it does not require any infrastructure or additional hardware for sensor nodes.
It also means small businesses have to offer a pension to their workers, with many using a low-cost scheme called NEST set up by the government.The scheme will not be operating with full contributions until 2018, in part to keep the costs to employers down.
That really will help to reinvent the wheel.David Ward Secretary-general Global New Car Assessment Programme LondonSIR — Kenya piloted a low-cost scheme that placed stickers in the country's ubiquitous matatus, or minibuses, urging passengers to speak up against reckless driving.
Most netbook manufacturers on the ULCPC (Ultra Low Cost) scheme are probably paying around $20-$20-$25
For many Londoners, the high cost of homes, the limited availability of mortgages and low or insecure incomes put home ownership, even that offered through low cost schemes, out of reach.
The complexity of demodulation scheme adopted in this paper is very small and equivalent to normal QPSK or OQPSK demodulation scheme with a low cost in hardware implemention.
The heterogeneous back up scheme provided a low cost, low overhead, high resilient fault tolerant technique but it have not considered about the application failure.
The technology is based on enhanced dual-bit ΔΣ scheme, thus offering a high accuracy and a low cost.
He outlined an emergency scheme to ensure that commercial banks can access six-month loans at a low cost directly from the central bank.
Master trusts are schemes which are open to multiple employers and can help firms offer pensions at a low cost.
