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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a frame made of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the material or composition of a frame, such as in art, construction, or design contexts.
Example: "The artist chose a frame made of reclaimed wood to complement the rustic feel of the painting."
Alternatives: "a frame constructed from" or "a frame composed of".
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No, it's just a frame made of paper tubes with white canvas curtains in between.
2. The Milano chaise has a frame made of hand-forged wrought iron.
Standard levels have vials enclosed in a frame made of either wood or extruded or cast aluminum.
The two boats support an 18X24' screen on a frame made of redesigned sailboat masts and booms.
The crate contained a frame, made of square steel tubing, fiberglass and aluminum panels, the seats and the wheels (but not the tires, because of federal regulations).
It is 6 feet, 2 inches long and 32 inches wide, and comes with a frame made of white oak ($1,650), above, or teak ($2,395).
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There's no bodywork, just a frame made out of metal tubes.
The Nomad has a podlike shape; a minimalist frame made of bamboo, top and bottom left; a WeatherMax fabric cover, center left; and a modular plywood floor.
When Φ* is a tight frame (as in our case, which we used a combined frame made of a Haar redundant wavelet and the Dual-Tree Complex Wavelet Transform [26], as in [23]), then ΦΦ* becomes the identity matrix.
With a burly frame made of a magnesium alloy and with reinforced corners, the H11A weighs more than four pounds — about four times the weight of the iPad Air.
True, the classic Morgan has been modernized over the decades to comply with safety and emissions regulations and its customers' changing expectations, but the car's fundamentals remain the same: a stout steel chassis and a wooden frame made of English ash overlaid with sheet aluminum.
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