The phrase "a framework that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a framework that possesses certain features or characteristics.
Example: "We developed a framework that has the ability to adapt to various user needs."
Alternatives: "a framework possessing" or "a framework featuring".
Irony, sentiment, in-jokes, parody, theatrical rock and painstaking arrangement, all hanging on a framework that has as much to do with 30s cabaret as late-90s pop.
Even the foundation's classification of chronic kidney disease into five distinct stages, a framework that has been widely accepted, has come under some challenge.
This study highlights that assessing vulnerability of species to climate change requires to consider diverse facets of species responses, a framework that has already been called for8,16.
This paper presents the design principles, implementation, and evaluation of SPONET, a framework that has been specifically developed for spontaneous networking among smartphone users.
Our concern is that there is a framework that has served us well and that we should only do away with the old framework if we have a better one".
In the nearly 34 years since the Islamic revolution in Iran, expediency has been a pillar of decision making, but within a framework that has allowed Iranian leaders to save face.
When President Barack Obama decided to tackle health care, he chose a framework that had been developed at the right-leaning Heritage Foundation.
These elements are part of the 5-A's framework that has been effectively used in the development of health promotion interventions [ 47].
They propose a new framework that has a broader scope and a more detailed classification compared to uncertainties described by Pfenninger et al. [21] and Hunter et al. [31].
In this essay I [End Page 79] will explore features of this landscape, using a theoretical framework that has been synthesized from a number of related claims in the work of the linguistic philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein.
An intermediate phenotype, a measureable, but clinically unobservable phenotype falling somewhere between an illness genotype and phenotype is a conceptual framework that has the potential to increase the power of imaging.
