"study scheme" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a specific plan or program for learning or studying. It can be used in various contexts, such as discussing a school or university's curriculum, a company's employee training program, or an individual's personal study schedule. Example: "The university's new study scheme is designed to provide students with a more hands-on and practical learning experience."
"A quick scan of the [w4mp] website shows roughly 22 MPs advertising for unpaid interns outside of the politics and parliamentary study scheme," he said.
We also propose TOFUSER, a Technology-Oriented Feasibility stUdy Scheme for End-useRs as an extended feasibility study scheme to allow users to verify the preliminary requirements of the technology and users' requirements of HeartPals.
Injection production wells, using the original development wells, and injection production parameters derived from the use of the injection production parameters of each well in the study scheme were predicted from the beginning for each corresponding degree of recovery (Fu et al. 2007).
See Figure 1 for the study scheme.
Figure 1 summarizes the trial profile and study scheme.
The study scheme is shown in Figure 1.
We encourage students who are on campus to form peer-assisted study schemes.
In fact, players describe him as someone who views football as something of an academic exercise — all those plays to study, schemes to devise, puzzles to solve.
The three types of early release study schemes yielded reproducible drug release data over sampling times less than 1 min.
Following the implementation, the system was tested in real classroom settings under different study schemes for different learning units.
Then there is the question of whether this is "investment" or not: the £15bn almost includes 20 "feasibility study" schemes, and a large chunk of "capital maintenance" - say resurfacing a large section of road, work that is technically replacing like for like but arguably improves it at the same time (especially if it has been allowed to fall into disrepair).
