"a framework for how" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a set of guidelines or rules for something (e.g. a process or a program). For example, "The report provides a framework for how the program should be implemented."
Booker said: "The Ethical Policy will for the first time provide a framework for how the Bank operates.
With her remarks, Mrs. Clinton sought to lay out a framework for how voters should judge the Senate contest.
At issue is whether they can agree on a "framework" for how to conduct the trade talks.
But these federal efforts offer a framework for how substantive policy changes might help to mitigate the residue of America's sprawling penal system.
These brands are filled with memorable stories and vivid characters, and this universe creates a framework for how they will become interconnected.
The UN's Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights sets out a framework for how business should protect the rights of stakeholders, including children, in its operations.
This article provides a framework for understanding how evidence from SPEs can add to knowledge about child development.
The findings demonstrate that inquiry as stance can serve as a framework for understanding how teachers can generate knowledge.
This article provides some examples of the problem and a framework for understanding how inflation comes about.
In summary, our results establish a new paradigm for dephosphocoenzyme A kinases providing a framework for understanding how this class of enzymes interact with their substrates.
We used prospect theory [5] as a framework for analyzing how choices were affected by the presence of financial advice from an expert.
