The phrase "a more realistic framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing theories, models, or structures that aim to better reflect reality or practical situations.
Example: "In order to address the complexities of climate change, we need to develop a more realistic framework for policy-making."
Alternatives: "a more practical model" or "a more applicable structure."
A more realistic framework should consider an international oligopoly market structure, through the analysis of the effects of firms' strategic interactions on the unions'/MNE's coordination choices in bargaining activities.
Inspired by Even-Dar and Kearns' model (NIPS 19: 385-392007007), we consider a more realistic framework in which the cost of establishing each link is dynamically determined during the course of the game.
If you find that your income is not enough to accommodate your goals, then formulate a plan to create more income through career, business and/or investments, or reset your goals within a more realistic framework.
Balinski and Laraki propose a more realistic model.
A more realistic model therefore needs to incorporate this principle.
Feb 2011 approved the revised program which has clearer defined key objectives and tasks and more realistic framework for their implementation.
Earlier assumptions of homogenous mixing, where everyone in the population has an equal probability of contact, have been replaced by more realistic frameworks where the probability of contact varies between groups, most often defined by age.
The first is an extension problem: the approach does produce some intuitively acceptable results in a finite propositional framework, but it needs to be extended to more realistic frameworks — for example, first-order and higher-order frameworks.
As research on complex systems matured, it became essential to move beyond simple graphs and investigate more complicated (but more realistic) frameworks.
Models of adaptation that include concurrent mutations and multiple concurrent mutations on individual genotypes [ 3, 9] may provide more realistic frameworks for investigating the properties of adaptation in large microbial populations.
In this point, those empirical results provide one new framework for a more realistic BTN model, which will capture the underlying evolution principles of a BTN in the geographical topology.
