The phrase "a framework intended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a structure or system that is designed for a specific purpose or goal.
Example: "The project aims to establish a framework intended to support sustainable development initiatives."
Alternatives: "a structure designed" or "a system meant".
Mr. Obama did not back away from his proposals, despite harsh criticism from Israel's staunchest supporters, especially among Republicans, who accused the president of setting out a framework intended to force Israeli concessions.
In ethics Carneades proceeded as he had in epistemology and constructed a framework intended to classify not only all the views about the goal of life that had been held, but also all those that could be held (Cicero, Fin. 5.16 21 = L&S 64EG; cf. Algra, 1997).
This study provides a review of the available tools and guidelines and proposes a theoretical framework intended for developing a design guidance tool for inclusive workstation design.
The 6 E Paradigm is a proprietary framework intended to compliment the financial analysis of an investment by measuring its holistic impact.
What distinguishes this production is that all these characters eventually blend into a narrative framework intended to reflect American social history of the last decade or so.
This editorial presents – and invites comments on – a technical framework intended to raise awareness among donors and multisector organizations outside ministries of health and to guide planning and strategy development at the country level.
The spine, which will run east to west, will include a broad corridor with decorative entrances to tracks 1 through 10 and an arching framework intended to evoke the old Pennsylvania Station, which was torn down in 1963.
Kuada, and Hinson, (2012) have developed an integrated framework intended to aid investigations into CSR practices especially in developing countries.
This paper presents an overarching framework intended to guide GFSP partners in their thinking and adoption of open models.
Query Integrator System (QIS) is a database mediator framework intended to address robust data integration from continuously changing heterogeneous data sources in the biosciences.
We also present a preliminary conceptual framework intended to help designers and researchers develop novel user experiences using sensor-based interactions.
