"a framework that allows" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a common phrase used to describe a system or structure that facilitates or enables something to happen. Example: "The new technology provides a framework that allows for seamless integration between different devices."
The Chancellor's aim should be to create a framework that allows businesses and individuals to plan.
It's a framework that allows Mr. Reed to vent about drug testing that exploits minority groups and developing countries.
"This is a framework that allows us to monetize our assets while we unleash the creativity of the user," he said.
"It is really a framework that allows different pressures to be applied at different places on the regime over time," one of General Franks's senior war planners at Central Command in Qatar said.
He says: "We need clearer prioritisation of what is important in terms of projects and a framework that allows priorities to be examined and then managed through in an effective way.
Dame Clare Tickell, chief executive of housing provider Hanover, said although the state should provide a framework that allows older people to take a full part in their communities, this is not the same as providing universal services.
Passed in 2010, it established a framework that allows the state to add products, including packaging, to the list of those for which manufacturers must assume the costs of disposal.
Creating a framework that allows people to be a bit more dynamic, to go very slightly go outside the realms of going from A to B - it's amazing what you discover, the people you bump into and the things you see.
Here we develop a biophysical spiking model within a framework that allows for analytical tractability.
Fenix [31, 32] is a framework that allows transparent runtime recovery of MPI applications.
The Quantum Query Model is a framework that allows us to express most known quantum algorithms.
