The phrase "a framework that stands" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a structure or system that is stable, reliable, or enduring.
Example: "We have developed a framework that stands the test of time, ensuring consistent results in our projects."
Alternatives: "a framework that endures" or "a framework that remains stable."
Or, as Eduardo Ustaran, Partner at law firm Hogan Lovells writes, today's High Court ruling is "a sign of the need for democratic diligence in the political decision-making process" — and signals the need for "an open and public debate that leads to a thorough legislative process without hyperbole and paranoia in order to deliver a legal framework that stands up to the courts' scrutiny".
Or, as Eduardo Ustaran, Partner at law firm Hogan Lovells writes, today's High Court ruling is "a sign of the need for democratic diligence in the political decision-making process" — and signals the need for "an open and public debate that leads to a thorough legislative process without hyperbole and paranoia in order to deliver a legal framework that stands up to the courts' scrutiny".
In fact, Germany's current economic dominance has been built on a policy framework that stands in direct opposition to that championed by former Chancellor Ludwig Erhard, the father of its post-World War II "economic miracle".
ResQue (Pu et al. 2011), is an evaluation framework that stands for recommender System's Quality of user experience.
This year it published an ethical framework that stands out for the way it prioritizes the need to lay out and eventually safeguard the predominant role of humans in an AI-driven future.
It is Microsoft's assertion that the.NET architecture is a solutions framework, a framework that can span from simple stand-alone desktop application development right up to enterprise-level multi-tiered distributed systems.
A framework that comprises self-contained and stand-alone standards is more congruent with a public health system in which each standard is delivered through health units acting autonomously from the larger health care system, as in ON.
