The phrase "a legislative framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the structure and guidelines that govern laws and regulations within a specific context or area.
Example: "The new policy was developed within a legislative framework that ensures compliance with international standards."
Alternatives: "a legal structure" or "a regulatory framework".
And earlier this month, Uber worked with Washington, D.C., to pass a legislative framework for "digital dispatch" for black cars that should serve as model legislation for the nation.
National and international policy provides a legislative framework to be used as a tool to abolish FGM.
We need to develop a legislative framework for tissue-engineering products — one that will be universal.
A legislative framework by which immigrants could be protected from discrimination was seen by some as a way of reducing tensions.
Ideally, we'd like to see a legislative framework that puts achieving permanence for all children without delay at the heart of the system.
Smith became Minister for Oil, working for two years alongside Tony Benn, mapping out a legislative framework for the uncharted North Sea oilfields.
And yet in Laws, the Athenian visitor proposes a detailed legislative framework for a city in which non-philosophers (people who have never heard of the forms, and have not been trained to understand them) are given considerable powers as rulers.
And this means basically to support the government in setting up a proper legislative framework and to help them establish a proper network of social services that can support families at risk and vulnerable families".
The results showed that technical progress and an improved legislative framework have a greater effect on the reduction of nutrient losses from point than from diffuse sources resulting in much lower phosphorus concentrations, but there were still elevated nitrate concentrations, particularly caused by the tile-drainage of organic soils.
A report from the Commons public accounts committee says the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (Bis) pressed ahead with a four-year expansion of UK private colleges "without a robust legislative framework to protect public money".
In South Africa, gender activists have worked largely in a political culture that espouses gender equity 'talk' and has a strong legislative framework, but where the 'walk' of political leadership has largely countermanded these efforts (Morrell et al. 2013).
