The phrase "establish schemes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to create or set up plans or programs. Example: The government is planning to establish schemes to improve public transportation in the city and reduce traffic congestion.
That's true, and established schemes such as Save As You Earn, giving an option to buy shares, provide a model.
"The West End is in rude health, established schemes such as NT Live have really come into their own, bringing theatre to a wider audience and inspiring others to come up with new ideas".
There have been a limited number of observational studies that have examined data from established schemes in England.
That said, it has been argued that evaluation of ERS by RCTs is not realistic given the number of established schemes in the UK. 9 Many existing UK schemes are commissioned by the National Health Service; however, lack of evidence about effectiveness in increasing physical activity levels means it is unclear whether they represent an efficient use of resources.
It was the largest offer of works of art to settle taxes ever agreed by the Acceptance in Lieu panel, an established scheme administered by the Arts Council England that allows taxpayers to transfer artwork of national importance into public ownership while paying inheritance tax.
A distributed trust established scheme is developed.
Increased unrest at Fogo in late 2014 lead to progressive raising of the alert level within the established scheme (Faria 2010; Faria and Fonseca 2014) (Table 2).
An examination of the data reveals a number of key points: a) The overall coverage of the newly established scheme has decreased from 1998 to 2003.
Ovarian follicles were classified according to a modification (Plowchalk et al. 1993) of a previously established scheme (Pedersen and Peters 1968).
