"introduce a scheme" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a new plan or program that is being put into action. Example: The government has announced plans to introduce a new tax relief scheme for small businesses.
"Amber Rudd is right to introduce a scheme to help communities address the pressures of migration, as Jeremy Corbyn called for last week.
The BBC says it will introduce a scheme for those who want to opt back in to paying the licence fee.
Other developed countries provide tax credits for children's programmes - that needs a close examination to see if Britain can introduce a scheme.
The Coates review is to report by spring 2016 and is seen as a preliminary step towards Gove's plans to introduce a scheme of earned release, which links educational achievement to the date inmates are released from prison.
JOHN CASSIDY: When you introduce a scheme of tax cuts and job subsidies, there is always a danger that you just end subsidizing things that that would have been done anyway.
Debt advisers are urging the government to make good on fulfil a promise in the Conservative manifesto to introduce a scheme where those in serious debt are protected by law from further interest, charges and enforcement action for up to six weeks.
Early on, Littlejohn and Thompson introduced a scheme where customers could "pay forward" something from the menu.
Belgium had introduced a scheme under which multinationals could reduce their corporate tax bases by up to 90%.
It's going, it's steady and it's what we expect when we're introducing a scheme.
The government, under pressure from its own backbenchers, has introduced a scheme to help a few more.
Only last week, Ireland introduced a scheme to reduce the number of fishing boats because of a shortage in marine stocks.
