The phrase "a global framework to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a structure or system that is intended to operate on a worldwide scale, often in contexts like policy-making, international relations, or organizational strategies.
Example: "The organization aims to establish a global framework to address climate change effectively."
Alternatives: "an international structure for" or "a worldwide system to".
"I intend to make sure America is out front in a global framework to preserve our planet," he said.
See articleA new agendaThe G20 ended its summit in Pittsburgh by agreeing to implement a global "framework" to rebalance members' economies and co-ordinate efforts at regulating finance.
The Lib Dems back a policy of "contraction and convergence" which would set up a global framework to cap CO2 emissions at a per-person level which is the same for all countries.
Roll Back Malaria is a global framework to implement coordinated action against malaria and brings together many different types of partners – including foundations, NGOs, bilateral and multilateral development agencies, academic institutions and the private sector.
Government rescues of big banks, like the Royal Bank of Scotland and Citigroup, highlighted the lack of a global framework to ensure such events were more smoothly managed in the future.
Indeed, anyone who watched the chaotic way this conference was "organized," and the bickering by delegates with which it finished, has to ask whether this 17-year U.N. process to build a global framework to roll back global warming is broken: too many countries — 193 — and too many moving parts.
To do this successfully, our research needs a standard global framework to assess a study's relevance.
"The president will use his speech at the climate summit to call on other leaders to keep their ambitions high and to work for a strong global framework to cut emissions," White House adviser John Podesta told a conference call with reporters.
By setting targets to be achieved by 2030, the proposed sustainable development goals (SDGs) provide a unique global framework to scale this approach.
Hence it provides a new global framework to develop sustainable cities.
"We are strategically positioning our businesses for the future, creating a more effective, global framework to serve consumers worldwide, increase growth, and maximize shareholder value," said Robert A. Iger, chairman and chief executive officer, The Walt Disney Company, in a statement released this morning.
