The phrase "a frame in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a context or structure that provides a particular perspective or understanding of a situation or concept.
Example: "The research was conducted within a frame in which cultural influences were considered essential to the analysis."
Alternatives: "a context in which" or "a structure that allows for".
We can close down, or we can keep working on finding a frame in which to house all of this confusion.
Hong Kong's Marco Fu refused to be shaken by losing a frame in which Ken Doherty had needed three snookers and went on to win the next four to complete a 13-10 victoreach reach the semi-finals.
"Corny Concerto," a 1943 slapstick parody of "Fantasia," has a frame in which Elmer Fudd conducts the Strauss waltzes "Tales from the Vienna Woods" and "Blue Danube," at Corny-Gie Hall.
There were the usual flickerings of genius – a delightful drop shot here, a chip or a lob there, shots played with gusto from deep and with artfulness at the net, which he visited 10 times – but no bankable dividend in a frame in which he hit 11 unforced errors and two double faults.
The camera frame (c-frame) is a frame in which the image measurements are taken.
There are many references to this view of things in Shakespeare, but he doesn't use it is as a frame in which to set the events he portrays.
There is a lazy way of interpreting what is happening, which is to accept a framing in which the "moderniser" Osborne commands the vaguely defined "centre ground" against a backward-looking extreme left winger.
This article gives a sufficient condition which guarantees the existence of a reference frame in which a multi-output nonlinear system is linearizable with a linear part depending on its outputs.
That moment is a single frame in which a puff of smoke, presumably from a bullet striking the pavement, billows up near Laquan's prone but still-twitching body as he lay in the middle of the street.
The widower had come into his shop in a state of distress after breaking a photo frame in which he kept a picture of his lamented late wife.
Frame saws commonly consist of a reciprocating frame in which a number of saw blades are mounted parallel to each other at predetermined lateral distances.
