The phrase "a potential framework for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a theoretical structure or system that could be applied to a particular situation or problem.
Example: "This research proposes a potential framework for understanding the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a possible structure for" or "an initial model for".
The proposed design provides a potential framework for development of highly compact absorption refrigeration systems.
These systems provide a potential framework for long-term loco-regional immunotherapeutic treatment regimens.
These results demonstrate a new dysfunction paradigm for PTEN cancer biology and suggest a potential framework for the translation of genomic data into actionable clinical strategies for targeted patient therapy.
Integrated urban hydrologic and hydraulic modelling represents a potential framework for capturing system interactivity and optimizing the design, operation, and engineering of urban systems.
Landscape ecology approach is a potential framework for studying urban sustainability at regional scales and an innovative paradigm for environmental hazard management and informed decision making.
In this study, we introduce the Semiotic Index of Gains in Nature and Society (SIGNS), an example of a potential framework for LL analysis that investigates 1) historical and synchronic perspectives of place, 2) messages on syntagmatic and paradigmatic axes, 3) elective vs. circumstantial reverse indexicality, 4) societal myths (Barthes, 1972), and 5) messages as metonyms/metaphors.
Potential frameworks for a strictly regulated cannabis market and the potential impacts on organised crime and the health of the public, especially children.
Abstract and representational languages both serve as potential frameworks for entering into Tumbledneath's layered meaning.
A bill setting out a potential regulatory framework for GM crops is likely to go before the parliament in the next few months, and both sides are actively lobbying legislators.
Based on a comparison of three approaches derived from total relationship flow management theorems, the paper describes a potential regulatory framework for eco-tourism at Wanlu Lake, Guangdong, China.
