The phrase "a framework to address" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a structured approach or system designed to tackle a specific issue or challenge.
Example: "The organization developed a framework to address the growing concerns about climate change."
Alternatives: "a structure to tackle" or "a system to resolve".
The New York State law does not provide a framework to address the issue systematically or to educate patients (the other half of this equation), but it will add one more unproven checkbox to office and hospital notes.
This paper proposes a framework to address this issue.
The correction model provides a framework to address this question empirically.
We introduce a framework to address this problem and quantify how many materials can exist.
Understanding the types of threats that may encounter will assist in developing a framework to address these four areas.
This article reviews and discusses current evidence for multisensory contributions to the perception of vibratory events, and proposes a framework to address a number of relevant questions.
This underlies the complicated countervailing effects of ROS in the regulation of nutrient uptake and related pathologies, such as diabetes [ 22, 55, 89]; the present model is a first step to provide a computational framework to address this.
In this article we formulate a modeling framework to address these challenges for a common quantitative genetic analysis: estimating the matrix of additive genetic variances and covariances, or G-matrix (Lynch and Walsh 1998).
Prince also says that this is an exception and there should be a clear framework to address similar issues in the future.
While a lot of news coverage has used a partisan framework to address the new voter restrictions ("Stricter Voting Laws Carve Latest Partisan Divide," front page, Sept. 26), what's really at stake is the fundamental functioning of democracy.
