The phrase "a framework for exercising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a structured approach or system designed to facilitate physical exercise or fitness activities.
Example: "The new health initiative provides a framework for exercising that encourages individuals to develop personalized workout plans."
Alternatives: "a structure for working out" or "a system for physical activity".
Is the American political system ultimately "a procedural framework for exercising rights," as Douglas saw it, or, as Lincoln responded with increasing fervor, a moral enterprise aimed at "the realization of a right political order"?
Countries have laws that define the framework for exercising this right and which, for instance, condemn racist language.
To give two examples that the report directly considers: smart robots are capable of harming human beings, so we need some framework for exercising retribution; and smart robots can create copyrightable material such as computer code, so we need some framework within which we can make sense of their intellectual property rights.
For example, once students become familiar with phylogenies and phylogenetic analysis, it should be possible to use phylogenies as a framework for advanced exercises in later parts of the organismal biology laboratory course, with students using phylogenies to test developmental, ecological, and/or evolutionary hypotheses.
This manuscript provides a framework for similar exercises evaluating the impact of service redesign in the NHS.
These guidelines also provide a framework for modeling exercises to test syndromic surveillance under various bioterrorism scenarios, supplementing experience gained from real-life, but typically less severe, seasonal illness or community epidemics.
This manuscript provides a framework for similar exercises evaluating the impact of service redesign on a local, regional or national scale especially in the rapidly changing complex climate in which high quality and safe clinical services have to be delivered in the modern NHS.
A framework for designing effective exercises is presented and allows to assess different exercises for improving the person's sitting behavior.
We propose a framework for such an exercise, drawing from a set of principles for designing and implementing informative metrics.
In addition, they were used as a framework for a data collection exercise involving 143 professionals responsible for eligibility in their respective services and Cantons.
