trialscheme
nounUK /ˈtraɪəl skiːm/
US /ˈtraɪəl skiːm/
A trial scheme is a small test to see if a plan works well.
The city started a trial scheme with free buses to see if people would use them.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A temporary arrangement set up to check how well something works before making it permanent.
The trial scheme for the new recycling bins will last three months.
3. A plan used in a court or official setting to try something out under supervision.
Officials launched a trial scheme to speed up small court cases.
4. A small-scale version of a bigger project used to gather feedback.
The school ran a trial scheme for later start times and asked parents what they thought.