The phrase "a positive framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a structure or system that promotes positive outcomes or perspectives in various contexts, such as psychology, education, or organizational development.
Example: "In order to foster a supportive environment, we need to establish a positive framework for communication among team members."
Alternatives: "an encouraging structure" or "a constructive model."
Underlying economic fundamentals certainly provided a positive framework for stocks during the quarter.
"The point," he writes, "is not to paint for children a falsely glowing picture of their country" but to present even its failings "within a positive framework".
"The President was very tough on Arafat and the Palestinians, certainly, but once we look beyond the tough words at the framework he set out, it is a positive framework," Mr. Muasher said in a telephone interview.
Law is, of course, an integral part of the citizenship curriculum, helping young people to see the law as a positive framework, and the justice system and those within it as essential protectors of rights and freedoms.
"The president was very tough on Arafat and the Palestinians, certainly," Mr. Muasher said in a telephone interview, "but once we look beyond the tough words at the framework he set out, it is a positive framework.
"We [Unicef] are as disturbed as anyone when we see those images but we want to offer a positive framework for people to respond to that.
"This league deserves a full year of working in a 100percentt positive framework," Bailey said.
But it can also attach to a sense of purpose and meaning, and that's a wonderfully positive framework for thinking about what's happening in kids' brains at this time.
"I am confident that if practical steps are taken, we will have a more positive framework," Mr. Khatami said.
"We believe that – if agreed – the principles under discussion will provide a very positive framework for negotiations and potentially could lead to no change until 2014," they said.
The idea was to buffer the lessons from bleak books like "Lord of the Flies"and "Romeo and Juliet with some reassuring thoughts — or at least a more positive framework for understanding human behavior than the classics offer.
