The phrase "a scheme in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific plan or arrangement within a particular context or framework.
Example: "The committee proposed a scheme in the new budget to improve public transportation."
Alternatives: "a plan within the" or "a strategy in the".
FareShare programmes are being rolled out to branches where there is a scheme in the area.
Nightmares have been fed by radical plans such as a scheme in the 1990s to ship water to Asia.
Conventional wisdom holds that, had the Conservatives proposed such a scheme in the first bloom of their first term, even those who thought it silly would have let it pass.
In 1996, federal officials described him as an associate of the Genovese crime family and charged him with taking part in a scheme in the New York suburbs in which certain haulers asserted a privilege to pick up garbage at various locations, threatening any competitors who tried to offer lower prices.
An apprenticeship continues to be a popular option: in 2013-14, more than 70,000 people began one in health or social care and another 60,840 started a scheme in the first nine months of 2014-15, according to latest government figures.
B13 BUSINESS DAY C1-18 Auction House Investigation Federal antitrust investigators have evidence that A. Alfred Taubman, who was chairman of Sotheby's, and Sir Anthony Tennant, who was chairmen of Christie's, set in motion a scheme in the early to mid-1990's to limit competition by fixing commissions charged to buyers and sellers, according to people in the inquiry.
A schemer in the Pentagon fabricated the WMD intel, even though a helpful Iraqi general had set him straight on the facts.
Only 2.7 million had employers paying into a scheme in 2012, the latest year the Office of National Statistics has data on.
In Seattle, working on a tight budget, the architects devised a scheme in which the curtain wall is configured precisely to the underlying structure.
The board charged him with masterminding a scheme in which the executive board of a Teamsters local in Detroit doubled the board members' traditional Christmas bonus.
"They made some adjustments, for sure," Crawford said, including a scheme in which the lanky Jamison shadowed him across the court.
