The phrase "a frame that can" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the capabilities or functions of a frame in various contexts, such as art, construction, or technology.
Example: "We need to design a frame that can support the weight of the large canvas."
Alternatives: "a frame capable of" or "a frame able to".
Stories are maybe my favorite; they are a corral for the imagination, a frame that can contain spontaneity and improvisation.
I have a 14-foot raft and a cataraft, which is a raft with two pontoons and a frame that can carry me and two other passengers.
Custom installations like the ones Patrick Blanc builds require a frame that can be attached to the wall, a waterproof barrier to protect the wall, a surface material like felt or cork to hold the plants in place and an irrigation system with PVC or polyethylene tubing and a submersible pump (the kind found in aquarium shops).
Long articles are placed in a frame that can be scrolled through.
Nokia recently received a patent covering a new phone interface by using a frame that can be rotated and a series of input controls around a display that changes what the buttons control based on triggering the frame's rotation spring (e.g. from letters to numbers).
And it's a frame that can change how the world works.
The vehicle has a proper braking system, headlights and a sturdy frame that can easily handle rough terrain.
This thesis brings forward a new frame that can be used to estimate and generate a model in the opponent process and that be viewed as a breakthrough in unsupervised representation learning compared with previous algorithms.
Within a content analysis, meaning is constructed through a systematic assignment of sections of text into categories within a coding frame that can be pre-established or emergent (Schreier 2012).
Built from precision-cut glue-laminated timber sections assembled by hand – "fixed with just two kinds of screw," the designers tell me proudly – they are packed with insulation, forming a structural frame that can be stacked up to eight storeys high.
Graph theory applications had spread widely in understanding how human cognitive functions are linked to dynamics of neuronal network structure, providing a conceptual frame that can reduce the analytical brain complexity.
