The phrase "a framework could be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or possibility of a framework in a specific context or situation.
Example: "In our research, we found that a framework could be beneficial for understanding complex systems."
Alternatives: "a framework might be" or "a framework can be".
To present an ethical framework that could aid prescription drug benefit design and to propose that such a framework could be organized around a benefit allocation hierarchy.
"Their purpose is not to carry out inspections but to hold negotiations about cooperation between Iran and the agency so that a framework could be set for the continuation of negotiations," he said.
A framework could be deemed useful, for example, if it facilitated factual communication in ways that were "efficient, fruitful, and simple" (Carnap 1950).
To overcome this, a framework could be implemented to allow for monitoring of provisions, such as the one outlined in the risk-based approach released by GNS Science in 2013 (Saunders et al. 2013).
Thus, the use of such a framework could be particularly useful in elucidating specific PEPFAR HSS investments.
Such a framework could be achieved, if a similar approach like the one involved here, was applied to all other anopheline complexes that transmit P. falciparum malaria.
A macroevolutionary framework could be incorporated into a class formally by introducing a new macroevolutionary question each week, and then exploring the new source(s) of data necessary to evaluate that week's line of inquiry.
So giving schools more control over the curriculum – inside a national framework – could be very positive.
"The question is, how do we fix it and what do we do?" Selig said he was confident a new framework could be put in place, but he did not go into detail during a news conference to announce that the 2002 All-Star Game will be July 9 at Miller Park, the Milwaukee Brewers' new stadium, which is scheduled to open in April.
But he acknowledged that there were legitimate concerns to be addressed before a "legal framework" could be established.
We suggest that a general framework could be extended to optimize various other metrics through constructing other utilization fields and introducing additional mechanisms for performance enhancement.
