The phrase "a logical framework for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a structured approach or system of reasoning that supports a particular concept or argument.
Example: "The research paper presents a logical framework for understanding the complexities of climate change."
Alternatives: "a rational structure for" or "a coherent system for".
We give a logical framework for reasoning with observations at different time points.
The approach to project execution, as illustrated in the case study, provides a logical framework for executing such projects.
The aim of this work is to propose a logical framework for the specification of cognitive emotions that are based on counterfactual reasoning about agents' choices.
In this paper we provide a logical framework for two-person finite games in strategic form, and use it to design a computer program for discovering some classes of games that have unique pure Nash equilibrium payoffs.
Computers have been doing literary work for a while now -- helping nab plagiarists, for instance -- and there is even fiction-writing software for people to use, in one case complete "with 2,363 narrative situations". Professor Bringsjord meanwhile is working on a logical framework for the problem of evil, hoping a computer can write fiction on that theme next.
This model was built to foster future research, provide a logical framework for teaching residents how to select antidepressants, and equip primary care doctors with a structured treatment strategy to deliver optimal patient-centered care in the management of a debilitating disease: major depressive disorder.
In this paper, a logical framework is designed for identifying quality knowledge from different data sources, thus working towards the development of an agreed ontology.
It was a simple idea -- perfect for a country that prizes a logical framework as a reason for action.
The most important goal for these legal thinkers, Madero argues, was to situate things whatever they might be within a logical framework that would allow for their description, categorization, and placement within a proper hierarchical order.
They did not, however, go as far as providing a transparent logical framework for assessing these elements when formulating recommendations.
The control of WA-MCF in sub-Saharan Africa will be dependent on adoption of a comprehensive logical framework for integrated control as proposed in this review, rather than the present strategy of avoidance.
