The phrase "additional scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra plan, arrangement, or system that complements or adds to something already in place.
Example: "The project will include an additional scheme to enhance community engagement and participation."
Alternatives: "supplementary plan" or "extra framework".
In addition, we introduce an additional scheme, the database-aided energy savings scheme, which aims at overcoming the drawbacks of both the UL signalling based scheme and the DL signalling based scheme while realizing all their advantages.
The new complaint accuses the company of an additional scheme, asserting that WorldCom retained secret reserves that could be used almost as a cookie jar -- tapped whenever the company needed to offset expenses, and thus improperly increase profits.
An additional scheme (GLS: gen) with m = 1, n = − 0.67, and p = 2 was developed by Umlauf and Burchard (Warner et al. 2005).
Figure 6B shows an additional scheme that also includes the weak interactions described above.
An additional scheme of the extraction procedure in combination with buffers, enhancers and disintegration strategies is provided in Fig. 1.
Scenario 3 was not included as an additional scheme, because h D 2 would have to be greater than 1 to achieve a classical heritability of 0.3 for that scenario.
But instead of prizes, seniors got back only promotional material for additional schemes, she said.
Among the additional schemes are a cross-river tram which would relieve north-south pressure on the London Underground by taking passengers from Camden Town to Brixton and Peckham.
Most big European countries have additional schemes to penalise big CO2 emitters and to boost renewables, which is why wind farms are sprouting all over Europe.
Bowing further to industry pressure, the government imposed a £4,400 annual cap on the combined contributions employers and employees can make to the scheme 2meaning employers with staff earning above £55,000 will be forced to use additional schemes.
It adds: "The intention is not to displace private developer expertise and activity in promoting and developing schemes, which will continue to play an important role, but to tackle barriers to delivery where they exist, bring forward additional schemes and increase competition and diversity by creating opportunities for a wider range of providers and a wider choice of homes".
