"business scheme" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a specific plan or strategy for conducting business. Example: The company's new business scheme involves expanding into international markets and offering a wider range of services.
"Better than a business model, I have a business scheme".
30 Cost in 💰 of a bottle of Trump vodka, a failed Trump business scheme that launched in 2006 with the slogan "Success Distilled".
The Green Tourism Business Scheme is a member of an association of European eco-labels known as the Voluntary Initiative for Sustainability in Tourism, which is trying to provide a common framework for all certification schemes to work to.
After losing the fortune he built up in Britain – business scheme something air miles something something – Colin had to think on his feet, and now teaches jive dance to some of Spain's estimated 300,000 British OAPs.
M&M's resilience, and her practical business scheme, attests to survival indeed, and Madear's celestial dance after she hurls her walker into the wings is inspirational, a triumph of the spirit over aging.
Daniel Burton, 25, claims to be making £35,000 profit every month from his Rent the Rented business scheme, just a few years after dropping out of the London School of Economics.
Flamboyant business schemes.
Many of his other business schemes were ditched.
Hershfield's New York is a early 20th-century city of Yiddish-tinged English, cosy interiors and wild business schemes".
To make a living, he embarked on hare-brained business schemes with shady partners that ended in bankruptcy.
Bryan and Joseph are doctors, and they look down on Russell, an entrepreneur whose rough manners and improbable business schemes set off their snobbish, protective instincts.
