The phrase "a refined framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a well-developed and sophisticated structure or system, often in contexts like research, design, or methodology.
Example: "The researchers presented a refined framework for understanding the complexities of climate change."
Alternatives: "an improved structure" or "a sophisticated model."
This proposed pipeline consists of a refined framework for cortical and sub-cortical volume segmentation, cortical surface extraction, and cortical surface inflation, which has been specifically designed to address considerable differences between adult and neonatal brains, as imaged using MRI.
This comparison will enable us to generate a refined framework of knowledge transfer which could be used as a basis for planning and evaluating knowledge transfer interventions.
Ultimately, the lineage-based approach we employ herein seeks to integrate morphological and molecular information into a refined taxonomic framework that can be employed to further develop the internal classification system for the genus, better delimit species, and to achieve some understanding of how genitalic characteristics have evolved across this group.
Central to both of these strategies is a refined conceptual framework and well-defined lignocellulolytic and central metabolic pathways for organisms of interest [ 10].
We organized the panelists' feedback according to the refined list of categories from Round 2. We integrated new comments into a refined, ethical framework and re-examined it for inconsistencies.
Finally, the refined framework was used from an ex ante perspective to analyze the German electric car market.
We close by presenting our refined framework for describing the interaction of linguistic complexity and mathematical complexity in curriculum materials, and discuss potential uses of this framework in the design of more accessible classroom learning environments for linguistically diverse students.
At the end of Round 2, we had a refined draft ethical framework.
The results of the comparative analysis will be used to generate a refined, more nuanced framework of knowledge transfer which will contain further details about how the process occurs in different contexts and could be used as a basis for planning and evaluating knowledge transfer interventions.
A refined one-dimensional model, developed in the framework of the Carrera Unified Formulation, has been used to provide a detailed description of structures.
Building on this framework, a refined developability classification system (rDCS) is now proposed.
