The phrase "a framework supporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a structure or system that provides assistance or resources for a particular purpose or function.
Example: "The new software provides a framework supporting collaborative work among team members."
Alternatives: "a structure that facilitates" or "a system that aids".
HyVisual is built on top of Ptolemy II, a framework supporting the construction of such domain-specific tools.
This paper describes the architectural aspects of a framework supporting real-time vision-based gesture recognition and virtual environments for fast prototyping of customized exercises for rehabilitation purposes.
The approach encompasses a framework supporting the design and implementation of the mobile software, and a design-based process that guides interdisciplinary efforts utilizing the framework, towards creating effective pedagogical models based on collaborative learning.
More specifically, research findings were accumulated from the field to present a framework supporting the implementation of well-established categories of PSS business models, that is, product-oriented, use-oriented, and result-oriented business models.
The objective of SERENITY is to enhance the security and dependability of ambient intelligence systems by providing a framework supporting the automated integration, configuration, monitoring and adaptation of security and dependability mechanisms.
The majority of sites that are co-occupied by CTCF and RAD21 appear to be conserved in ESCs and in different cell types, suggesting that they may provide a framework supporting a general chromosome architecture.
The reflector was a steel framework supporting a mesh of aluminum wires that reflected radio waves to a receiver array at its focus.
In conjunction with the underlying idea, developed is an algorithmic framework supporting an optimization of the specificity of the model exposed to granular inputs (data).
Consensus at Rio on a global framework supporting innovation for sustainable development would be a major breakthrough.
Ptolemy II is a software framework supporting concurrent component composition according to diverse models of computation.
This paper aims to close this gap by introducing a theoretical framework supporting the analysis of hybrid index structures.
