The phrase "a picture frame for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose of a picture frame, such as what type of picture it is intended to hold or for whom it is meant.
Example: "I bought a beautiful picture frame for the family photo we took during our vacation."
Alternatives: "a frame for pictures" or "a display frame for".
A picture frame for people who don't do picture frames.
I had called Tiffany's in New York to see if I could place a special order for a picture frame for a graduation present.
He sold 3 items: a picture frame for $8.50, a teapot for $3.75 and a set of 6 cups for $4.75.
Born in 1933, Joan Molinsky was the child of a doctor and his status-obsessed wife, who bought a fancy house in Larchmont as a "picture frame" for their two daughters.
Usually executed on a panel of glass (for a picture frame, for example) backed with gold or silver leaf, the technique involves engraving a design through the leaf and applying coloured pigment so that the coloured portions show through the engraved areas.
The Chadwick Flat Panel Frame is essentially a picture frame for a flat panel TV.
He has, indeed, made her into "just a picture," framed for his monstrous convenience, and the miracle of Olsen's work in this film is that she both bows to that imposition, as befits her character's vulnerability, and also struggles against it, as if to shout, "No, that is not all.
Timberlake breaks into the house by throwing a rock through a window and proceeds through the woman's house, with anti-gravity jumps and slides, not causing any other visible damage, except for kicking a picture frame of the woman across the living room.
She also registered a number of smaller claims, including £26.99 for a plant, £20 for a picture frame and £5.96 for wrapping paper.
Often times the pictures that you are putting together in your collage picture frames are going into a collage picture frame for a reason.
"All that I've picked up from sport has transferred to my job: teamwork, leadership, determination to do well," she adds as she runs her finger across the top of a picture frame to test for dust.
