Out of eight feeding opportunities, five rely on protein powder.
There is a serious lack of vegetables.
The pre-bed meal is whey, which is fast-absorbing.
Post-workout nutrition isn’t taken into account.
Fats are too low; they should be AT LEAST 40% if this is a low-carb cutting diet.
Finally, it’s impossible to know if the total calories and macros are even close to being appropriate for you without knowing anything about you (e.g. gender, age, LBM, activity levels, carb sensitivity…).
I suggest that you read some John Berardi articles on this site, starting with the “Seven Habits of Effective Nutritional Programs”. If you don’t have the patience for that, then just try a solid ready-made diet like the T-Dawg.