The phrase "a conceptual framework that explains" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing theories, models, or systems that provide an understanding of a particular subject or phenomenon.
Example: "The study presents a conceptual framework that explains the relationship between social media usage and mental health outcomes."
Alternatives: "a theoretical model that clarifies" or "a framework that elucidates".
A conceptual framework that explains how different Internet information searching strategies can be employed in successfully solving well and ill-structured problems was devised and empirically tested.
Using examples from practice, we build on existing knowledge of technology evolution to provide a conceptual framework that explains this evolutionary process.
Building on our prior descriptive investigation of IE, we developed a conceptual framework that explains IE as stopping of information seeking activities for a foreground problem due to noticing, examining, and capturing of information related to some background problem.
Because few studies have specifically addressed the determinants of infant mortality in Malawi, this exploratory study identified a series of distal, intermediate, and proximal factors related to infant mortality using a conceptual framework that explains the risk in developing countries.
The following approach involves the development of a conceptual framework that explains the relationships between the terms.
For the first time, however, our ability to dissect NB through the reconstitution experiments described here provides a conceptual framework that explains the origin and nature of the protein repertoire found associated with NB.
Furthermore, we provide a conceptual framework that consistently explains Nanog variability and a potential "gate-keeper" function of Nanog expression with respect to the control of ES cell differentiation.
The detailed process understanding that was derived from isotopic and hydrometric measurements at a wetland and a forest site, in combination with the stream monitoring, enabled the development of a conceptual framework that could explain the variability in hydrological pathways over a range of catchment scales.
The paper contributes to the literature by providing a conceptual framework that is useful for explaining major issues found in the largely empirical literature on UITT.
