The phrase "a framework that covers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a structure or system that encompasses various elements or aspects of a particular subject.
Example: "The new policy provides a framework that covers all necessary regulations for compliance."
Alternatives: "a structure that encompasses" or "a system that includes".
A review of related work leads us to believe that, although a variety of identity resolution techniques have been developed, there is not a comprehensive framework that covers various types of identity attributes and matching algorithms.
By crafting a diplomatic framework that covers both economic and security issues, the great powers can better impose significant curbs on Iran's nuclear appetite.
In a general framework, that covers these various options, the individual inputs are usually called strategies.
Therefore, this paper proposes a holistic framework that covers every aspect of video game development.
A flexible framework that covers different aspects of the network and has the ability to make a multiple-objective decision for energy utilisation is required.
First, we theoretically derive and propose a holistic framework that covers the major elements of social media, drawing on theories from marketing, psychology, and sociology.
No one discipline teaches a design framework that covers the continuum of all the scales of interaction in our immediate live environment.
The objective of COBWEB is to provide a reusable framework that covers all the process of creating crowd sourced data: from the app that the participants use to collect the data to the final conflation analysis that makes sure the data is reliable and has a minimum quality level.
Effects of these measures with respect to growth in vehicle and trip numbers are summarized, then qualitatively evaluated within a proposed framework that covers in one dimension equity and efficiency and in another, social, economic and environmental aspects of transport sustainability.
This paper presents an ontological knowledge framework that covers healthcare domains that a hospital encompasses from the medical or administrative tasks, to hospital assets, medical insurances, patient records, drugs, and regulations.
