The phrase "a new scheme that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a concept or plan that is being proposed or discussed.
Example: "The committee has developed a new scheme that aims to improve community engagement and participation."
Alternatives: "an innovative plan that" or "a fresh approach that".
A decade ago, Britain experimented with a new scheme that offered intensive counselling and training to the long-term unemployed, plus cash bonuses for those holding steady full-time work for two years.
Bihar: Starting in April the state government plans to introduce a new scheme that will provide improved sanitation to villages.
"We are now designing a new scheme that will help make even more homes warmer and bring people's bills down".
After April, Flood Re, a new scheme that allows insurers to pass on the risk, will come into effect.
Philip Pullman has led a chorus of protest from prominent children's authors over a new scheme that will require them to be vetted before they can visit schools.
Royal Mail's plan to switch 90,000 workers out of their current pension arrangements into a new scheme that will pay out lower benefits emerged on Wednesday.
So there's sure to be much interest in September when more than 200 private colleges begin offering the Independent 529 Plan a complicated new scheme that lets you prepay a child's private college tuition at a discount to today's rates.
He suspended his decision for six months to allow the Liberals to create a new scheme; once that happens patients will effectively be in the clear to get high on their own supply.
Once you have customized your cursors, save them as a new scheme so that you can easily enable and disable it in the future.
Once you have customized your sounds, save them as a new scheme so that you can easily enable and disable it in the future.
That "something," as it were, is a new scheme called MagCloud that brings the cost of printing glossy magazines down to 20 cents per page.
