The phrase "a frame up of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where someone is falsely accused or set up for a crime or wrongdoing.
Example: "The evidence was so flimsy that it seemed like a frame up of an innocent man."
Alternatives: "a setup of" or "a conspiracy against".
He said that a frame-up of the Rosenbergs, long suggested by their supporters, would have required that the F.B.I. set out to get the couple years before the agency even knew who the Rosenbergs were.
A former F.B.I. agent's contention that he found evidence supporting James Earl Ray's claim of a frame-up in the assassination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is a "total fabrication," a spokesman for the Federal Bureau of Investigation said today.
This way, even if he was found guilty, he could claim it was a frame-up, a miscarriage of justice.
Despite evidence that the shells had been planted as part of a frame-up, investigators accepted the statements of the mayor and the white citizens.
It's a long leap from covering up corruption or brutality to a complex frame-up of a celebrity defendant in a brutal double homicide.
A criminal complaint suggested evidence of a frame-up.
It amounts to the creepy choreography (nicely mapped out by Karma Camp) of a frame-up.
The notion of the frame as a filmic device, and also as a drawing device, is related very significantly to the notion of a frame-up.
This volume opens with "Shadow of the Bat," the series debut of the spunky and popular Batgirl, who wears cape and cowl to clear her father, Police Commissioner Gordon, of a frame-up.
George Bizos, Nelson Mandela's lawyer and one of his oldest friends, visited Mr. Mbeki when Mr. Bizos was defending Mr. Tsvangirai in 2003 and 2004 against treason charges that he said grew out of a frame-up concocted by Mr. Mugabe.
Mr. Beckler contended that his client was the victim of a "frame-up story". In a five-day defense, he portrayed Mr. Poindexter, who did not testify, as a driven Navy officer thrown into a fiercely partisan political battle between Congress and the White House.
