The phrase "plot scheme" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a literary work or film to refer to the overall plan or structure of the story. It can also be used to describe a real-life plan or conspiracy. Here is an example: "The plot scheme of the novel was intricately woven, keeping readers guessing until the very end." "The politician was accused of devising a corrupt plot scheme to undermine his opponents."
Spanish dictionaries have a range of definitions for that verb, from an innocuous "to converse, discuss" to a sinister "to plot, scheme or conspire".
When one of the author (ZBW) investigated the theory of formation for amorphous alloy systems produced by melt quenching (MQ), ion beam mixing (IBM) and other methods [43, 44, 45], he used a two-dimensional plot scheme.
Therefore, tests for plot design should be carried out in each country for each stratum, resulting in a plot scheme being adopted for each stratum.
This biography also delves into Highsmith's secretive career as a writer of superhero comics and into the connection between those stories' identity switches and her sophisticated later crisscross plot schemes.
Billionaires need to either plot schemes for world domination or else build replica towns at vast expense.
In the off-kilter world of the Coens, the perfect crime inevitably goes awry; the peaceful, humdrum life falls prey to chaos; the carefully plotted scheme unravels.
The split-plot scheme was used, with four fertilization treatments in plot and sub-plot evaluation times.
Figure 4 visualizes the interconnected regions in a circular plotting scheme parcellated according to the AAL atlas.
It was also the first to occur in the Internet age, so we may have just been more aware of the plotting, scheming and infighting.
Inside that Baur au Lac lobby it has seemed like business as usual for much of the week as the Fifa presidential candidates and executive committee members have plotted, schemed and swapped votes.
According to a memo sent to all Republican governors, "Any plots, schemes, conspiracies, or violations of campaign-finance laws should be conducted using pay phones or easily disposable cell phones such as the ones used on 'The Wire.' " The governors were instructed to read the memo once and then either burn or eat it.
