The phrase "artificial scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a plan or system that is created or constructed rather than occurring naturally, often implying a lack of authenticity or naturalness.
Example: "The researchers developed an artificial scheme to simulate the effects of climate change on the ecosystem."
Alternatives: "man-made system" or "fabricated plan".
A recording, Marclay surmised, was being piped in — an artificial scheme to make the space seem less artificial.
The man who had spent years trying to get his most unnatural contest off the ground "was both unwilling and unable to turn out a work of fiction designed to fit an abstract and artificial scheme".
The game between the American and National Leagues has never been less relevant for a myriad of reasons that includes inter-league play, the illogical, farcical and wholly artificial scheme to make the contest "count", and the lack of true rivalry, partially because leagues no longer operate as separate entities with their own presidents and umpires.
One of the three cases was heard in the Court of Appeal and involved an artificial scheme, back in 2003-04, to avoid capital gains tax on the £10m profit from the sale of a business.
These documents showed for the first time how major banks set up artificial schemes with the aim of earning hundreds of millions in tax-free money, which is why the Barclays whistleblower leaked them.
But Jersey moved away from all that a long time ago". But as the Carr furore has shown, popular opinion in the UK cares little for nice distinctions between illegal evasion and clever artificial schemes to reduce tax bills for the wealthy while remaining within the letter of the law.
Rather like a lawyer 'arranging' the defence of his client, perhaps to avoid the truth, 'arranging' one's tax affairs via artificial schemes smacks of cynicism.
However, such a favorable rate should not be applied to overseas earnings that result not from real value-adding foreign operations, but rather principally from artificial schemes that have shifted profits into tax havens.
Those issues have to be dealt with, and not via temporary measures and artificial schemes, or there will be hell to pay.
This shock detector is combined with an artificial viscosity scheme for shock stabilization.
The gold thieves may soon meet their match, however, in a British-led artificial intelligence scheme that should be able to detect their machinations from orbit.
