The phrase "a scheme to create" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a plan or strategy aimed at producing or establishing something.
Example: "The organization proposed a scheme to create a sustainable energy solution for the community."
Alternatives: "a plan to develop" or "a strategy to establish".
Craig Venter's current venture is a scheme to create an artificial lifeform.
These include a scheme to create clearly-marked maps for use across the city.
In February he announced a scheme to create activist cells in 100,000 churches by 2000.
He says he was duped, and maybe he was; perhaps he was in on a scheme to create a myth and win Heisman votes.
This isn't a traditional aid programme; this is a scheme to create jobs through entrepreneurship and bring financial and environmental benefits to rural residents.
Princeton/Newport Partners collapsed in 1989, following the indictment of five executives in connection with a scheme to create illegal tax losses.
Last week these Detroit firms got a little more serious and launched a joint scheme to create an industry-standard compressed gas tank.
His development company DEKA (for DEan KAmen) once worked on a crackpot scheme to create a bedside pharmacy that would dispense a variety of drugs over a computer network.
Mr Liddell-Grainger said: "What a pity he hadn't communicated the latter message to his own managers in the South West when they decided to embark on a lunatic scheme to create a nature reserve dressed up as a bird sanctuary at Steart, on the Somerset coast, a project with an eventual bill of a purse-draining £31m".
A training scheme to create a career ladder for care workers and to address the acute shortage of nurses in care homes has been axed as a direct result of chancellor George Osborne's spending review.
The study of individual trajectories reveals that, under photon counting on the environment, the system jumps between the two cat states, a property suggesting a feedback scheme to create pure cat-like steady states.
