The phrase "a scheme to provide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a plan or strategy aimed at delivering a specific service or benefit.
Example: "The organization developed a scheme to provide affordable housing for low-income families."
Alternatives: "a plan to deliver" or "a strategy to offer".
"It describes itself as a scheme to provide compensation," Ham told appeal judges.
Google has launched a scheme to provide free public Wi-Fi at 100 railway stations.
The insurance giant A.I.G. agreed to finance a scheme to provide loans for poor people in a number of countries.
Academics and officials in Beijing are now trying to devise a scheme to provide old-age security in the countryside.
Three years ago the government launched a scheme to provide funding to UK companies that collaborate on digital initiatives in an attempt to stimulate new ideas.
Two federal immigration officers were charged yesterday with participating in a scheme to provide citizenship in exchange for bribes, federal prosecutors said.
The government, which had feared that its plans could be derailed by a Labour motion calling for a new scheme to provide transitional protection, received a boost when bishops agreed to table a "motion of regret".
Pennell gave the example of Oxford, where his company is part of a major scheme to provide a new shopping centre.
It is based on a seeded scheme to provide an almost perfect transform limited beam with fully spatial coherence.
At "The Future in Review", a wide-ranging technology conference held in San Diego earlier this year, Allen Hammond of the World Resources Institute, an environmental think-tank, outlined a cunning scheme to provide e-mail access in rural India using buses.
In September 2013, the government will launch a pilot scheme to provide direct subsidy using a community care service voucher for eligible elderly people, allowing them to pay for community services offered by nongovernmental or nonprofit organizations.
