The phrase "a scheme with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a plan or arrangement that includes a specific element or feature.
Example: "The committee proposed a scheme with a focus on sustainability and community engagement."
Alternatives: "a plan that includes" or "a strategy featuring".
It was dismissed by the shadow work and pensions secretary Liam Byrne as a scheme with a 95% failure rate.
The President of the United States knowingly and eagerly participated in a scheme with a hostile foreign leader who he knew was seeking to influence the Presidential election.
In addition, we have developed a scheme with a provable unconditional stability for a sub-class of the open boundary conditions.
A scheme with a 30% chance of raising the stock price by $15, but a 50% chance of making it fall by $30, is obviously a bad idea for the shareholders.
This disparate treatment of the individual components of the total flux vector results in a scheme with a central-upwind character that can be implemented with low computational effort.
The Justice Department yesterday brought the first criminal action in its long investigation of the tobacco industry, accusing a biotechnology company of engaging in a scheme with a major cigarette maker to produce tobacco that had twice the nicotine level of the regular leaf.
He then concocted a scheme with an associate, Ben Pitezel, to defraud an insurance company by faking Pitezel's death.
In the one limited action so far, the Government accused a biotechnology company in January of engaging in a scheme with an unidentified major cigarette maker to produce tobacco that had twice the nicotine level of the regular leaf.
The latest increase is a new blow to a scheme with an already precarious outlook due to the debt problems besetting its lead developer, EDF, which has been hit by rising costs and delays to another new-build nuclear power station scheme, at Flamanville, in Normandy.
Initially brought on to a scheme with an offer of cheap or free person-to-person payment.
The exiles who left Sinaloa for Tijuana, Guadalajara, and Ciudad Juárez in the nineteen-seventies included members of the Arellano Félix family; a bold operator called Joaquín Guzmán; and a schemer with a talent for international relations, Amado Carrillo.
