The phrase "a more appropriate framework" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or suggesting a better or more suitable structure or system for a particular context or situation.
Example: "In order to address the issues effectively, we need to adopt a more appropriate framework for our analysis."
Alternatives: "a better-suited framework" or "a more fitting framework".
You also help them to provide a more appropriate framework for their own arguments.
It hopes to allow publishers to build pages flexibly and to their own spec within a more appropriate framework for mobile.
Compensating for easements would be a more appropriate framework for designing incentive schemes such as payments for environmental services (PES).
In Antitrust Law in the New Economy: Google, Yelp, LIBOR, and the Control of Information Harvard Presss 2017), Mark Patterson argues that antitrust law offers a more appropriate framework for managing competition in the digital economy.
When significant linkage disequilibrium is detected among clines, the hybrid zone theory offers a more appropriate framework to infer dispersal.
A number of recent papers have cast doubt on the applicability of the quasispecies concept to virus evolution, and have argued that population genetics is a more appropriate framework to describe virus evolution than quasispecies theory.
To this purpose, the Dempster Shafer Theory of evidence is proposed as a more appropriate mathematical framework than the classical probabilistic one.
As such, relative molt costs, in the form of average daily costs as a proportion of pre-molt BMR, provide a more appropriate conceptual framework when considering both the physiological burden placed on an individual, and how this may differ between species.
If the current structure of emergency psychiatric healthcare is to be kept, we must consider empowering the GPs by giving them a more appropriate support framework for interventions in mental healthcare.
On the other hand, it is proposed that entropy theory constitutes a framework, which better captures the underlying interrelations of systems modules and, therefore, constitutes a more appropriate and effective framework for quantifying resilience of infrastructure systems.
It is argued that this model provides a more appropriate means and theoretical framework by which to categorise CSR activities.
