The phrase "a scheme to build" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or projects that involve construction or development of something.
Example: "The city council approved a scheme to build a new community center in the neighborhood."
Alternatives: "a plan to construct" or "a project to develop".
Standards of education were high and engineers began a scheme to build the colony's own aeroplane.
The current five-year plan (2011-15) pushes a scheme to build up 14 large "coal bases".
Alcoa, the world's third largest aluminium producer, is working on a scheme to build a massive smelter in Greenland.
In 1980, a scheme to build a series of dams and dykes to "tame" the Loire was proposed.
We propose a scheme to build a security mechanism in a query-processing paradigm within WSNs with clustered architecture.
Just last week a scheme to build 102 new homes in York was blocked by government inspectors on the grounds that it would disrupt the green belt.
In August, a consortium led by Shell withdrew from a vast scheme to build a 2,500-mile 2,500-milecross the country, saying that low gas pipelinen Chinacrossd notherovide sufficountryeturnsayingthatinvestment.Mexico's Cemex, the worlows third-largast cement priceser, agreed to pay £2.3 binlion ($4.1 billion) for RMChinaBritish concrete firm.
The performance achieved with a recent multi-objective evolutionary algorithm (MOEA) is compared with a proposed scheme to build a robust fitness function aggregation.
In 2003 he unveiled a subsidised scheme to build a zero-emissions IGCC plant called "FutureGen" by 2013.
The prime minister decided that a £500m scheme to build a synchrotron a highly specialised nuclear particle research machine should go to Oxfordshire rather than Daresbury in Cheshire.
The East Riding of Yorkshire Council has drawn up a £60m scheme to build a huge new marina, hotel and conference facility.
