The phrase "a strong framework to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or structure that supports a particular idea, project, or system.
Example: "The research provides a strong framework to understand the complexities of climate change."
Alternatives: "a solid basis for" or "a robust structure to".
Doctors actually innovate all the time, and there is a strong framework to protect them.
"This bill is a strong framework to address the most serious challenge of our time," said Lexi Shultz, Washington representative for climate policy at the Union of Concerned Scientists.
Harry Verhaar, head of global public and government affairs at Philips, said: "Today's proposal falls short of expectations of European companies looking for a strong framework to invest and innovate in Europe.
"We believe the United States Federal Communications Commission's June 2015 Open Internet Order provides a strong framework to keep the Internet free and open… These rules foster innovation, competition, and infrastructure deployment.
Thus, as Myanmar assumes the ASEAN chairmanship in 2014 and plays a key role in leading the ten member group towards the ASEAN Economic Community, it should consider the challenges that greater openness can bring, and should steer ASEAN to adopt a strong framework to stop the illegal wildlife trade and ensure it is enforced.
The concept of the geographic mosaic of coevolution (Thompson 2005; or the concept of evolving metacommunities if one takes the broader community into account, see Urban et al. 2008) may offer a strong framework to investigate Microcystis– Daphnia interactions.
"We continue to be focused on the transformation of Delphi, and this attrition plan provides a stronger framework to position our successful emergence from Chapter 11," Delphi's president, Rodney O'Neal, said in a statement.
To prevent collapse, engineers design buildings with strong walls -- known as shear walls -- connected to the pillars to provide a stronger framework to hold the heavy floors above.
Second, there has been a clear lack of strong framework to plan intermodal or multimodal transport master plan on a nationwide scale and to implement it, as the aforementioned planning schemes have been much independent to each other.
When followed, this process offers a strong framework by which to conduct effective, efficient conservation planning efforts.
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities provides a strong framework for action to create a better world for all.
