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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at the scheme" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific plan, project, or arrangement in a context where schemes are discussed.
Example: "The team met to discuss the progress at the scheme and evaluate the next steps."
Alternatives: "in the plan" or "regarding the project".
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But Asda still expressed frustration at the scheme.
But the NUJ is appalled at the scheme.
But the more people look at the scheme, the fewer friends it has.
And he has asked it to look at the scheme next September.
The FPC had been due to look at the scheme only after three years.
Almost everybody who has looked at the scheme has poured scorn on it, largely because of its complexity.
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Card holders can save more if they spend points at the schemes' selected partners.
"The Government should be putting home energy efficiency at the very top of its infrastructure priorities – not cutting away at the schemes already in place.
In principle, at least, the scheme makes Britain less free - yet without making it safer.
At present the scheme is run on a makeshift pay-as-you-go basis.
At most, the scheme created the possibility that different standards would be used for determining what constituted a legal vote.
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