The phrase "a framework that identifies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a system or structure designed to recognize or determine specific elements or characteristics within a particular context.
Example: "The research presents a framework that identifies key factors influencing consumer behavior in the digital marketplace."
Alternatives: "a structure that recognizes" or "a model that determines".
This study proposes a framework that identifies and explains the relationships of input, mediating, and output variables for global sales training programs.
First, it contributes to the current debate on NSI in developing countries in general and Ghana specifically by providing a framework that identifies significant barriers to innovation empirically through factor analysis.
Using data from the US Census of Agriculture and historical aerial photography, we conduct our analysis within a framework that identifies alternating eras of US farm policy in terms of legislative focus on conservation vs. production.
In particular, we discuss a framework that identifies and analyses ten key prerequisites to achieving high performing chronic care-based healthcare systems and apply it to the current Spanish National Health System (NHS).
Fung and Hays offered a framework that identifies PRMs appropriate for use across the trajectory of a treatment course and articulates the relationships between types of PRMs, and this framework is useful for identifying PRMs to use with dialysis patients [2].
The literature review produced a framework that identifies how the international engagement in the health sector interacts with the post-conflict social and political context.
Ellen et al. developed a framework that identified potential organizational components that a healthcare system could have in its research knowledge infrastructure [ 32].
Our method combines process simulation, multi-objective optimization and life cycle assessment (LCA) within a unified framework that identifies in a systematic manner optimal design and operating conditions according to several economic and LCA impacts.
This article examines the role of city brand repositioning in the economic and sociological transformation of a second-ranked city, developing a conceptual framework that identifies the possibilities and limits of city brand repositioning to enhance a city's global status and reputation.
Similarly, this paper provides a policy framework that identifies what government and business support as innovation policies.
Alternatively, prolonged investigation, either adult or child-initiated, nested within a curriculum framework that identifies content knowledge and which is accompanied by pedagogical knowledge, has a much greater chance of engaging children in meaningful learning and extending their knowledge.
