The phrase "a loose framework of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a flexible or general structure that provides some guidance without being overly rigid or detailed.
Example: "The project operates within a loose framework of guidelines that allows for creativity and innovation."
Alternatives: "a flexible structure of" or "a general outline of".
Their album, "Zebulon" (More Is More Records), provides a loose framework of expectation here.
Through the repair process, endothelial cells give rise to new blood vessels, and cells called fibroblasts grow to form a loose framework of connective tissue.
The album, "Zebulon," is now out on Mr. Evans's own More Is More Records, and provides a loose framework of expectation here.
In Allied-occupied Germany, the Soviet Union, United States, Britain and France established zones of occupation and a loose framework for parceled four-power control.
(Chinen MATT DARRIAU'S YO LATEEF! (Thursday) The texturally and spiritually intense music of the multireedist Yusef Lateef provides a loose framework for this latest project by the impish clarinetist and saxophonist Matt Darriau.
It sets out a loose framework for talks between the two sides, due to start in two weeks.
That sounds schematic, but it's really a loose framework, a way of organizing thoughts and ideas.
As part of this — perhaps controversially — the UK wants to establish a looser framework for testing self-driving vehicles "without a safety operator".
You construct a programme to engage that involves real people and real situations, with a loose framework that creates situations where conflict and drama ensues".
The American two-party system was thus a pseudo-two-party system, because each party provided only a loose framework within which shifting coalitions were formed.
The commission presents its data-privacy regulation, launched in January 2012, as an attempt to rationalise 28 national laws passed under the loose framework of a 1995 EU directive.
