The phrase "a framework for sharing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing systems, structures, or methodologies that facilitate the exchange of information, resources, or ideas.
Example: "The organization developed a framework for sharing best practices among its various departments to enhance collaboration."
Alternatives: "a structure for collaboration" or "a system for exchanging".
In 2007, the Legislature passed a series of laws that created a framework for sharing courses across districts and put a financing mechanism in place.
Technological advances occur through innovation and collaboration and each nation's body of scientists provides a framework for sharing ideas.
The Database of Genotypes and Phenotypes (dbGap, http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/gap) is a framework for sharing large datasets obtained by federally-funded projects.
The standards, called TOP (Transparency and Openness Promotion), "[create] a framework for sharing not just the findings of a study, but also the data, samples, code, and methods, which in many cases can outlive the findings in making durable contributions to science," she wrote.
Despite similar concerns, the committee also calls for a framework for sharing NHS data be published by the end of the year, and is pushing for NHS Trusts to digitize their current practices and records — with a target deadline of 2022 — in "consistent formats" so that people's medical records can be made more accessible to AI developers.
Great strides have been made in the past decade establishing a framework for sharing data, where taxonomy and systematics has been perceived as the most prominent discipline involved.
The Personal Genomes Project [ 4] also supports participation of healthy individuals in genomics research by providing a robust framework for sharing their data publicly with a unique consent process.
Even though this isn't a cure-all – your information, after all, could still leak out or be scraped by others – it's an interesting way of looking at privacy from a more contractual point of view, especially because it sets up a legal framework for sharing information between services.
Research needs funding, it needs trial volunteers, it needs improvements to research structures and a better framework for sharing results, both positive and negative.
Demanding private sector involvement not just in Greece but across Europe would have produced a lasting framework for sharing the Continent's burdens.
In 2011 the WHO's members created a new framework for sharing flu viruses in 2006 Indonesia refused to share samples of H5N1 with the WHO out of concern that companies would use an Indonesian virus to develop treatment unaffordable to Indonesians.
