"envisaged scheme" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It means a plan or idea that has been imagined or envisioned. Example: The government's envisaged scheme for tackling climate change includes implementing stricter regulations on emissions and promoting the use of renewable energy sources.
The envisaged heat extraction scheme ensures that even if the reservoir fluid is in equilibrium with quartz, cooling of the fluid will not induce saturation with respect to amorphous silica, thus eliminating the risk of silica scaling.
Both strategies (Scheme 1) envisaged introduction of the butenolide G ring through addition of a siloxyfuran nucleophile 2 to an oxocarbenium ion in the final step.
Running costs over the envisaged lifespan of the system will add another £70bn-£90bn £70bn-£90bnprices.
The public's fears could sabotage the envisaged overall rationality of the system.
However, besides the envisaged advantages of SWAG, WAG is still the most common scheme in the North Sea.
Mr King told Lord Thomas it is envisaged that in order to produce a public account of the scheme, the judge "will not need to examine the detail of every individual case dealt with under the scheme, but will look at a sample of cases from across the scheme".
The operation of the turbine in bypass mode, which consists in maintaining flow through the penstock and the turbine nozzles, was therefore envisaged to reduce flow variations in the short-circuited section of the scheme, in which people may be found, particularly during the summer season (safety stake).
The scheme as it has progressed so far exemplifies how to do "regeneration" badly, whether you look at the planning processes, the political priorities or the envisaged outcomes.
But the envisaged timescale was different then.
The prospect of innumerable lives is therefore envisaged with dismay.
