The phrase "a framework that formulates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a structure or system that creates or develops specific ideas, concepts, or plans.
Example: "The research paper introduces a framework that formulates innovative strategies for sustainable development."
Alternatives: "a structure that develops" or "a model that creates".
Those are all done within a framework that he himself has formulated...
Those are all done within a framework that he himself has formulated..
The research presented the status of BIM education in Pakistani universities and formulated a framework that will provide guidelines for those universities which are not currently implementing BIM or just started developing BIM curriculum.
Although, in general, medical educational environment instruments lack solid, established theoretical frameworks, our snowballing method led to a framework that seems sensible and useful for formulating a theoretical framework tailored to the (medical) educational environment (Moos 1973, 1974).
We formulate and implement a framework that consists of a population balance equation (PBE) for the bubble size distribution and an Eulerian Eulerian two-fluid solver.
Therefore, it is urgent and important to develop a framework that incorporates both the teaching dimensions and clinical abilities that formulate the core competencies of clinical teachers in Taiwan.
First a shift away from a top-down approach where targets are set internationally, towards a far more bottom-up approach that leaves countries free to formulate their own plans, but within a framework that revolves around international monitoring, reporting and verification.
To elucidate such factors we decided to use a theoretical framework that might help to formulate the issue.
To formulate a conceptual framework that would be close to a consensus on what a social enterprise means in practice in the Indian context, a qualitative lens of enquiry was adopted with a social constructionist approach.
The transmission electron microscopy observations of in situ and ex situ deformed specimens are synthesized to formulate a mechanistic framework that provides new insights into the mechanisms of flow and fracture in nanostructured metals.
