The phrase "a framework for measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a structured approach or system for evaluating or assessing specific criteria or actions.
Example: "The organization developed a framework for measures to improve employee performance and satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a structure for assessments" or "a system for evaluations".
In addition, the CORE database and phylogenetic tree provide a framework for measures of community divergence, and the focused size of the database offers advantages of efficiency for BLAST searching of large datasets.
In addition, the resulting phylogenetic tree provides a framework for measures of divergence such as UNIFRAC [12] that are useful for the comparison of health and disease-associated communities.
It points out the limitations of current measurements that exist in the literature, and proposes a framework for measuring progress, which may form the basis of comparison of RCB activities.
It also establishes a framework for measuring gross external damage, which should be subtracted from measures of value added to arrive at a measure of net value added.
This research has been supported by the DFG project A framework for measuring the fitness for purpose of OpenStreetMap data based on intrinsic quality indicators (FA 1189/3-1).
This article describes several dilemmas in measuring patient safety, outlines a conceptual model and presents a framework for measuring patient safety, and offers future directions.
The energy industry can benefit and borrow from the lessons "learned" in the financial sector regarding the design of a framework for measuring capital adequacy.
The works in [5 7] present a framework for measuring the QoE for distorted videos in terms of peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR) or a modified metric called cPSNR, respectively.
In this paper, a framework for measuring the performance during ramp-up is proposed in order to support decision making by providing clear metrics based on the measurable and observable status of the technical system.
Hence, this work proposes a framework for measuring the circularity which offers several advantages: it is not affected by the overlapping, incompleteness of borders (in this work only for two dimensional case is dealt with), invariance of the resolution, and accuracy of the border detection.
For the grant application, Pittsburgh's superintendent and the president of the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers worked together -- in what Duncan called "tough-minded collaboration" -- to create a framework for measuring and improving teacher effectiveness.
