The phrase "a framework for setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing structures or systems designed to establish or organize something, such as policies, goals, or standards.
Example: "The organization developed a framework for setting clear objectives that align with its mission."
Alternatives: "a structure for establishing" or "a system for defining".
He also lists a raft of laws that should be enacted by Western governments, and of charters, mainly for poor countries to sign up to, that would provide a framework for setting things on the right track.
Delegates have approved a framework for setting national pledges to be submitted to a summit next year.
Kaplan was among the first to employ decision theory to develop a framework for setting the probabilistic threshold that represents the standard of proof.
The physical system described in the previous section provides a framework for setting up and calibrating a steady numerical groundwater flow model.
We utilize the Green's function (7) and the solution (6) as a framework for setting up the following nonlinear relations for the case of N u, x) ≠ 0: u ( x ) = ∫ - ∞ ∞ G ( x, ξ ) Φ ( u d ξ. (8).
Natural Areas are biogeographical zones which reflect the geological foundation, the natural systems and processes, and the wildlife in different parts of England, and provide a framework for setting objectives for nature conservation.
A structured framework for setting up a comprehensive SWOT analysis is introduced in this paper.
This paper presents a consistent framework for setting Net ZEB definitions.
While national governments are often responsible for setting policy goals that can provide a general framework for setting speed limits, the often difficult task of setting and implementing such limits on specific roads is, however, delegated to regional and local authorities in most European countries [3].
Our research has laid out a comprehensive framework for setting priorities for mental health care in Nepal.
It gives a general framework for setting and managing the types of grouping constraints that animal breeders would like to impose.
