The phrase "a reasonable scheme of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a plan, strategy, or framework that is considered sensible or practical.
Example: "The committee proposed a reasonable scheme of resource allocation to ensure fairness among all departments."
Alternatives: "a sensible plan for" or "a practical approach to".
Thus, it is a reasonable scheme using the information of the protein-protein interactions retrieved from STRING to indicate the special relationship between drug target proteins.
A reasonable scheme is to allocate the cost proportional to the flow that an agent generates.
The present case obviously [p448] does not even approach such an extreme, for the Detroit ordinance requires no more than compliance with an orderly and reasonable scheme of community regulation.
But that clause imposes no iron rule of equality, prohibiting the flexibility and variety that are appropriate to reasonable schemes of state taxation.
The opinion below rested on the absence of a reasonable regulatory scheme governing expressional activity on University property, but the regulation at issue is no longer in force.
It is significant to develop a reasonable tolerance scheme considering the demands of cost and quality to reduce the production risk and provide a guide for supplier management.
This theoretical study proposed a reasonable optimized scheme for uniform distribution during preliminary design of complex manifold systems, which provided convenience and flexibility for designers.
Another question is whether a reasonable incentive scheme for land owners targeting longer-term storage of carbon in landscapes should be based on market prices.
At the moment, no malicious attacks are capable of "breaking" this scheme in a reasonable amount of time obviously.
Based on hierarchical iteration tree, this paper gives a reasonable improvement of arborous BGP division scheme, which has the advantages of balanced task division and low communication cost.
