The phrase "a framework for creating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a structured approach or system designed to facilitate the development or production of something.
Example: "The new software provides a framework for creating interactive educational content that engages students."
Alternatives: "a structure for developing" or "a system for producing".
We illustrate our approach using DTFrame, a framework for creating drawing editors.
But he conceded that the deadline was for specific technical protocols, while AOL only sent in a framework for creating protocols.
In this article we examine the trade-offs and provide a framework for creating sustainable strategies that by definition simultaneously boost both financial and ESG performance.
We also offer a framework for creating a low-growth strategy that allows retailers to increase revenues faster than expenses by leveraging their existing resources.
In this report, we introduce Hydrascope, a framework for creating multi-view meta-applications for cluster-driven displays by adapting existing web applications without modifying their source code.
Based on the comparison results recommendations are made that allow Web developers to choose a framework for creating a real-world Web project.
Another study [88] provides a systematic framework for creating a complete infrastructure consisting of a Cloud platform, Wide Area Network (WAN), Fog platforms and Local Area Network (LAN) in an optimal manner.
The program aims to advance improvements in our food system by providing multiple industries with a common framework for creating a positive impact on human communities and the environment.
This timescale was selected as it covers the period following the introduction of the Calman-Hine report (1995), which set out a strategic framework for creating a network of cancer care in England and Wales, thereby transforming cancer services.
This paper is an attempt to resolve these outstanding problems by proposing a sound framework for creating new, customized taxonomies of views in a repeatable manner, based on the formal concept of refinement.
The authors present a methodological framework for creating specific domain ontologies by means of a cybernetic infrastructure built on a modification of the Nonaka's SECI process.
