The phrase "a constitutional framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the structure and principles that govern a political system or organization, particularly in relation to a constitution.
Example: "The new government was established under a constitutional framework that ensured the separation of powers and the protection of individual rights."
Alternatives: "a constitutional structure" or "a constitutional system".
Millions have signaled their desire for freedom and opportunity within a constitutional framework.
Last week Hans Haekkerup, the United Nations governor for Kosovo, promulgated a constitutional framework for the province.
Last week, he finally signed the basic law designed to serve as a constitutional framework for the Palestinian Authority.
The group was even commissioned by the Tunisian National Constituent Assembly, which resulted in a Constitutional Framework for Tunisia.
"But our goal is, within a constitutional framework, to eliminate incentives for illegal aliens to cross into our state".
Crucially, a new politics will provide a constitutional framework which hands power from Westminster back into the hands of voters.
Schmitt therefore has to explain what it means for a people to exist prior to any constitutional framework, and he has to give an account of how the people's political existence prior to any constitutional framework can ground a sovereign dictatorship.
The United States, along with the European Union and Arab states, will work with Palestinian leaders to create a new constitutional framework and a working democracy for the Palestinian people.
Justifiably so, since European citizenship could be a catalyst for the creation of a Euro-polity endowed with a stronger constitutional framework and greater social legitimacy.
The result of the referendum is causing divisions not just because of how deeply many people feel about the issues or that the result feels inconclusive, but because the referendum itself was not put in a robust constitutional framework, and as a result its consequences are open to debate.
All we are trying to do is write a new constitutional framework, giving everyone an equal say.
