The phrase "a clear framework for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the structure or guidelines for a particular process, project, or concept.
Example: "The report provides a clear framework for understanding the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "a solid structure for" or "a defined outline for".
Warner's production offers a clear framework for a shattering performance.
All of this will take place within a clear framework for carbon emissions.
To create a clear framework for the use of placebos, the BÄK is now calling for internationally recognised guidelines.
Most broadly, it fails to establish a clear framework for assigning cases to regular courts or military commissions going forward.
Don't bother reading them, unless you're an insomniac – they're not exactly riveting, but they set out what politicians call "a clear framework" for digital radio in this country.
Carmody said in a statement on Monday he would resign only on "just terms" and in return for a government commitment to a "clear framework for meaningful reform".
The Panel believes that the independence, credibility and usefulness of the evaluation function would be strengthened by updating the current policy statements into a comprehensive policy document that provides a clearer framework for implementation of the evaluation function.
This plan not only provided a clear framework and timeline for program development it helped track the milestones and identify areas of concern that were brought to the steering committee for problem solving.
He said: "We want to see a clear framework put in place for dealing with ethical decisions of this complexity, which places the rights, and best interests, of disabled children at the heart of any decision".
"Without a clear framework as a guide for content regulation, a small number of companies will largely determine what can and cannot be online," he argues, noting that Cloudflare currently handles around 10percentnt of Internet requests.
Despite a relatively clear framework for involving general practitioners (GPs) in antenatal care, the structure of maternity service provision in some Australian jurisdictions has resulted in highly variable roles of general practice in routine postpartum care.
