The phrase "a framework for governance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing structures, systems, or guidelines that support decision-making and management within an organization or government.
Example: "The new policy outlines a framework for governance that will enhance transparency and accountability in our operations."
Alternatives: "a structure for management" or "a system for oversight".
Smart enterprises are getting ahead of the game... by developing a framework for governance over automation.
Later, integration of the sustainable development principle into European Treaties established a framework for governance and a foundation for tourism policy, and the Lisbon Treaty in 2007 established a European policy that explicitly related to tourism, albeit a complementary competence in character.
At its annual general meeting on 17 May, eligible members will be asked to vote on a resolution which the Co-op says provides a framework for governance reform, and echoes Lord Myners' recommendations.
The second working paper provided an overview of the current governance landscape for biotechnology and a framework for evaluating governance measures.
The second section examines Modelling, including a consideration of the challenges faced by public administration; a discussion of a framework for IT governance implementation suitable to improve alignment and communication between stakeholders of IT services; the design and implementation of IT architecture; and the adoption of enterprise architecture in public organizations.
In the absence of adequate conception of governance in urban design and public spaces, the paper introduces a framework for analysing governance capacity of public spaces and applies the framework to a flagship but highly contested public space in Brisbane, Australia namely South Bank Parklands.
The scorecard and strategy map would also serve as a framework for a governance system to monitor progress toward goals and create incentives for both parties to achieve them.
From this a unique research strategy utilising a framework for information governance coupled with a graph based distributed data environment is outlined to further progress the integration and efficiency of AECOO Infrastructure projects.
Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) has characteristics that may promote the development and improvement of sustainability in these territories: (i) changing the mind-set, and the decision-making and institutional paradigm, (ii) facilitating cooperation and coordination between different stakeholders, and (iii) providing a framework for good governance and community empowerment.
Economic globalization has so far not given rise to a framework for global governance.
In essence, it was a framework for the governance of a unified China, allowing regions such as Hong Kong to maintain a high degree of autonomy with respect to political, legal and health systems, whilst deferring to the Chinese government on broader regional and global issues such as foreign policy and defence.
