The phrase "and creates a scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the action of forming or devising a plan or system, often in a context related to organization or strategy.
Example: "The project manager outlines the objectives and creates a scheme to ensure all tasks are completed on time."
Alternatives: "and develops a plan" or "and formulates a strategy".
"The Parties knowingly conspired and created a scheme to defraud Fifa and the CBF … through a bribery scheme, obtaining money and property by means of fraudulent pretexts," the document says.
He added: "John Lewis is working closely with Sheffield City Council and the developer Hammerson to find a viable solution and create a scheme which represents a positive step-change for Sheffield city centre as a retail destination".
Requiring the availability of classwide arbitration interferes with fundamental attributes of arbitration and thus creates a scheme inconsistent with the FAA.
SPECTRE's Number Two, he creates a scheme to steal two atomic bombs.
This may be the only time a superhero creates a scheme instead of destroying, but it is still important.
A geometric error propagation strategy applied to this graph accurately identifies the dependencies of specified targets and creates a set of increasingly simplified kinetic schemes containing only the chemical paths deemed the most important for the targets.
Our group is pleased to complete the targeted programming and create a usable Scheme interpreter.
These authors then compared the themes and created a coding scheme by consensus.
He also dabbled in other areas, writing tirades against pay television and creating a pyramid scheme titled "The Idea Factory".
These phages have been designed and chosen to infect STEC O157 and create a typing scheme with the simplest and minimum selection of phages so it makes sense that the system is nested.> -wrap-foot> Barber's modularity (Qb) and three nestedness measures (NODF, NTC and BR) were calculated.
