The phrase "a framework for managing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing systems, structures, or methodologies designed to organize and oversee processes or activities.
Example: "The organization implemented a framework for managing project timelines and resources effectively."
Alternatives: "a structure for overseeing" or "a system for controlling".
This course presents a framework for managing the real estate development process offering project management skills applicable for all development projects including project planning, budgeting, scheduling and impact management as well as leadership, communications, team formulation, procurement and management ethics.
We provide a framework for managing integrity constraints that span multiple databases in loosely coupled, heterogeneous environments.
It is a unique technology that provides a framework for managing both logic and data in an abstract data model.
The paper presents a characterization of inconsistency in software development and a framework for managing it in this context.
We present a framework for managing organizational memory based on transactive memory, a mechanism of collective memory in small groups.
Farmers have long believed that landowners controlled groundwater, but the state legislature passed new controls that establish a framework for managing water withdrawals through local agencies.
The long history of responses to coastal change can be linked to the history of coastal engineering, the wider development of coastal management; and most recently shoreline management, as a policy framework for managing flood and erosion risks on changing coasts.
It was pointed out that new forms of organizational support are required for performance management at policy level, thereby proposing a conceptual framework for managing the collection and use of performance evidence [ 17].
The report concluded that in these communities there existed a strong conservation-oriented philosophy, sets of principles, and an institutional framework for managing wild species on a sustainable basis (Curtis and Ewins 1998a, 1998b).
A simple framework for managing big technology projects could have helped.
COBIT is used by organizations across the globe as a governance framework for managing cyber risk.
