The phrase "a framework for measuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a structured approach or system designed to assess or evaluate something.
Example: "The researchers developed a framework for measuring the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a system for assessing" or "a model for evaluation".
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.
Here, we establish a framework for measuring and separating resistance and disease tolerance to cancer in Drosophila melanogaster.
By superimposing two systematic drug-interaction experiments in distantly related yeast species, we generated a framework for measuring selectivity of individual drugs and their combinations.
The Comprehensive Assessment of Soil Health (CASH) provides a framework for measuring the physical, biological and chemical aspects of soil functioning.
This paper introduces a model for describing distributed data management systems, along with a framework for measuring privacy, preservation and performance.
This paper presents a model for describing distributed data management systems, along with a framework for measuring the privacy, preservation and performance offered by such systems.
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.
The Grassmann manifold provides a robust framework for measuring data similarity in a subspace context.
Our results indicate that the phylogenetic mixture model provides a general framework for measuring microsatellite conservation on a genomic scale.
Assessing health care utilization, which in turn is affected by health care accessibility and individuals' health-seeking behavior, is a conceptual framework for measuring effective coverage of a health care service [ 11].
