The phrase "a framework by which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a structure or system that facilitates a particular process or understanding.
Example: "The organization has established a framework by which all team members can collaborate effectively."
Alternatives: "a structure through which" or "a system that enables".
More specifically, gender provided a framework by which Americans evaluated the presidential candidates throughout the campaign.
This concept provides a framework by which developing countries can adopt for purposes of catching up.
This paper suggests a framework by which to interpret data collected on the response of metals.
Fractal geometry provides a framework by which bond rupture can be described as a series of bond reconfigurations.
Circumlocutory title aside, the guidelines offer a framework by which foreign investors can pursue deals and manage these lands in a way that both boosts agricultural capacity and maintains the rights and needs of local communities.
The objective of this work was to present a framework by which carbon emissions attributable to SCMs and conveyances could be predicted.
39 Structuring this feedback using the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) 40 41 produces a frameworks by which adoption and long-term utilisation in the treatment processes can be considered.
Almost a decade ago, Reardon & Firebaugh [8] provided a unifying framework by which a suite of multi-group two-way segregation indices can be computed, each index being based on a different functional form for an association index.
Obama has called for agreement on at least a framework by early summer, which roughly coincides with the deadline for raising the nation's debt ceiling.
In our algorithm, the problem of evaluating the quality of a health care service was handled in a Bayesian inferential setting using a general framework by which it is possible to handle different kinds of information (i.e., managing uncertainty and vagueness together) related to the events of interest.
The lecture offers both a genealogy of these Critical Posthumanities and a theoretical framework by which to assess them.
