The phrase "a framework of the" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you can use it in the sentence: "This research paper provides a framework of the factors that contribute to career success."
This course aims to provide a framework of the basic techniques for the craft of writing a novel.
"The company discussed, in very general terms, a framework of the future direction" that US Airways would take, said a US Airways spokesman, David Castelveter.
Troeltsch's father, a physician, early instilled in his son a passion for scientific observation and led him to see problems of history and civilization within a framework of the development of the sciences.
To be sure, it was Addams's insistence on the home truths of the 19th century -- especially her distrust of self-realization outside a framework of the higher good -- that earned her the reputation in later years, even among the politically sympathetic young, of sermonizer and puritan.
This is a framework of the last century.
These equations can be studied with a framework of the Hukuhara derivative [17].
A framework of the advanced alkaline electrolyzer with the detailed electrochemical model is used.
This paper presents a framework of the control of inter-organizational relationships.
It has long been a desire to unify these two parts under a framework of the same mathematical tool.
Thus, the current study simply proposed the descriptions as a framework of the knowledge sharing on academic emotions.
But, again, Kuhn's revolutions are more limited in scope, typically occurring more or less wholly within a framework of the Foucault or Hacking type.
