The phrase "a realistic framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a structure or system that is practical and applicable in real-world situations.
Example: "In order to address the challenges we face, we need to develop a realistic framework for our project that takes into account all possible variables."
Alternatives: "a practical structure" or "a feasible model".
The model with nonlinearity, parameter variation and/or external disturbance which includes the friction force effect are simultaneously considered to provide a realistic framework.
In controlled experiments, natural stimuli therefore provide a realistic framework with which to study the underlying information processing steps involved in human vision.
The first chapter provides a general description of a fluid-structure interaction, which is formulated within a realistic framework, where the structure subject to a frictional damping moves within the fluid.
In the line of movie musicals derived from "The Jazz Singer" -- a line that reached its apotheosis with "Cabaret" -- the moviemakers instead labor to set up a realistic framework involving (for instance) a nightclub or a synagogue, so that all the music is cued without artifice.
But his analysis of the immigration problem is not just misguided: it is a recipe for disaster.The only way to deal with the economics of immigration is to bring it within the law: to give workers a ladder to citizenship and immigrant-dependent industries, such as agriculture and hotels, a realistic framework for employing immigrants legally.
The Debtor argues that its expert used a "market-based approach" to valuation that determines value on a going concern basis by analyzing the price that could be realized for a debtor's assets in a realistic framework, assuming a willing seller and a willing buyer.
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.
Examine the popular novels of the period - such as John Braine's Room at the Top, Alan Sillitoe's Saturday Night and Sunday Morning and CP Snow's Strangers and Brothers sequence - and you find they are working within an essentially realistic framework: one in which there are solutions to social and professional issues.
For an attempt to avoid counterparts and still retain a broadly Lewisian realistic framework, see McDaniel 2004.
