The phrase "a prescriptive framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a set of guidelines or rules that dictate how something should be done or approached.
Example: "The researchers developed a prescriptive framework to guide the implementation of best practices in the industry."
Alternatives: "a regulatory structure" or "a directive model".
This paper presents a prescriptive framework for the design and analysis of a class of deterministic extremum seeking controllers (ESCs) based on hybrid dynamic inclusions.
In this paper we develop a prescriptive framework for the stabilising controller design based on approximate discrete-time models for nonlinear Networked Control Systems (NCSs) with time-varying sampling intervals, large time-varying delays and packet dropouts.
This is not a prescriptive framework; the goal is to facilitate outcomes research that can effectively account for these varied and complex contexts.
As an example, it stands to reason that an organisation wanting to implement a program may desire a more prescriptive framework that spans all the implementation stages as well as being particularly detailed on strategies and evaluations.
The AngularJS devs have also resisted the temptation to make it a more prescriptive framework (like EmberJS for instance).
A new prescriptive framework adds clarity and rigor to the vague and fuzzy vision concepts at large today.
The elaboration theory provides a macro prescriptive framework for selecting the sequence, combination and summarizing the contents.
"This theory reconciles mixed results in past research, substantively extends existing work on diversity, and, practically, gives leaders a concrete prescriptive framework for promoting inclusion by tailoring how they talk about diversity to the needs of their employees," Apfelbaum told Poets & Quants.
Such a prescriptive model does not exist in the literature.
A prescriptive model has been proposed which utilizes the usage patterns of different consumer groups to create a self-sustainable demand-supply system, potentially complementing frameworks such as the Automotive Remanufacturing Decision-Making FRDMFwoRDMFRDMF).
The result of this integration is a proposal for a prescriptive conceptual framework which explains how wider-scale systemic changes can be addressed at smaller elements of socio-technical systems specifically focussing on the design and innovation level within companies.
