The phrase "a scheme that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a plan or arrangement that possesses certain characteristics or features.
Example: "The committee proposed a scheme that has the potential to improve community engagement significantly."
Alternatives: "a plan that includes" or "a strategy that possesses".
It is a scheme that has worked before, but the Eagles have had nine months to devise a countertactic.
After that, you'll get inadequate welfare payments for six months and be required to work for the dole, a scheme that has been shown to be counterproductive.
Mr. Buren intended to install a wide banner of his signature stripes extending the full height of the rotunda — a scheme that has many echoes here.
If so, organized crime is missing out on a scheme that has been an enormous cash cow for some other businesses.
The discovery of muon neutrinos subsequently led to the recognition of a number of different "families" of subatomic particles, and this eventually resulted in the standard model, a scheme that has been used to classify all known elementary particles.
Investors could end up with worthless credits, which could harm the credibility of a scheme that has not even really been born.The world desperately needs a way of incorporating the cost of carbon into the economic system.
Last month, Thailand eliminated subsidies on diesel, a scheme that had cost it some $2 billion over the previous 18 months.
Which?, the consumer organisation, said it was right that the government stopped throwing money at a scheme that had not taken off.
Richard Donnell, research director at Hometrack, said the government's profit was "incidental" to a scheme that had worked in restoring confidence to the housing market.
The appeal court unanimously held the regulations were unlawful because the claimants were required to comply with a scheme that had not been clearly set out.
Harvests increased because farmers took more land under the plough.The European Union shelved a programme that had obliged farmers to leave 10% of their land fallow; China scrapped a scheme that had allowed marginal arable to return to woodland.
