The phrase "a major framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant structure or system that provides support or guidance in a particular context, such as in research, policy, or project management.
Example: "The new educational policy is built upon a major framework that emphasizes student-centered learning."
Alternatives: "a key structure" or "a significant model."
This procedure is particularly useful in obtaining heights throughout a major framework of triangulation or traverse where most of the points are on hilltops.
To investigate CCA and DRR integration, governance has recently been considered as a major framework, although it still represents a confounding topic in the CCA and DRR literature (Gero et al. 2011b).
Coalescent theory and Bayesian analysis have provided a major framework that led to the development of several inferential methods to study changes in population size (Hudson 1990; Beaumont 1999).
An overview of quantitative approaches to analysis and modelling of sediment generation and provenance is presented, with an emphasis on major framework components as determined by means of petrographic techniques.
Alvarez et al. (2012) focused on examining research based on the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) report, finding that institutional theory has become a major conceptual framework.
Three major framework components can be identified within this deposit: (a) sheet-like sandstone aprons, (b) channel-fill sandbodies and (c) lensoid massive beds of pebbly sandstone.
Further subdivision of both arenites and wackes into three specific sandstone families is based on the relative proportions of three major framework grain types: quartz (Q), feldspar (F), and rock fragments (R for rock fragment, or L for lithic fragment).
Comparative genomics has become widely accepted as the major framework for the ascertainment of functionally important regions in genomes.
Although there have been notable exceptions, 88 especially for within-host models, 89 variations of the susceptible infected recovered (SIR) model 90, 91 (Box 2) have served as the major framework for understanding pathogen diversity and evolution.
Using the evaluation standards that were discussed in the previous section, we have assigned a rating to each of the four major frameworks based on the available literature.2 A comparison of the frameworks is shown in Fig. 5.
