The phrase "a framework for building" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing structures, systems, or methodologies that provide support for creating or developing something, such as software, projects, or ideas.
Example: "The new software development kit serves as a framework for building robust applications efficiently."
Alternatives: "a structure for creating" or "a system for developing".
The Genoviz SDK provides a framework for building visualization applications for genomics; it builds on work begun at the Berkeley Drosophila Genome Project (Helt et al., 1998) and continued at Neomorphic Software and then at Affymetrix when the companies merged (Loraine and Helt, 2002).
They almost see them as a framework for building tissue on.
Projects can use this as a framework for building their own applications.
Next week we'll explore Kartograph, a framework for building interactive map applications.
This paper suggests a framework for building an adaptive Learning Management System LMSS).
In this paper, a framework for building extreme value models of inspection data is introduced.
With the proposed platform, the architecture of future substation equipment may be reshaped to provide a flexible framework for building an interactive grid and subsequently improve the reliability and security of power grids.
The integrated process supervision (IPS) architecture is a refinement of the expert control scheme that constitutes a generic framework for building online supervision and control systems.
A view of brand management is presented, followed by a conceptual framework for building marketing systems to support the brand management function.
Jena is a Java framework for building Semantic Web applications which also contains a RETE rule-based reasoner with its own rule language.
Asked about Mr. Silverman's e-mail message, Stephen Sigmund, a spokesman for the authority, said: "We believe this is a strong framework for building out the entire World Trade Center site.
