The phrase "a stronger framework for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for a more robust or effective structure or system to support a particular idea, project, or initiative.
Example: "The new policy aims to create a stronger framework for collaboration between departments."
Alternatives: "a more robust structure for" or "an enhanced system for".
Making good things people love is the true spine of these companies successes, and it's a stronger framework for managers to use when trying to learn from their examples.
Britain's intelligence laws need to be urgently reviewed to keep up with new technologies and provide a stronger framework for spy agencies, which can "get carried away" unless they are kept in check, the former Labour home secretary David Blunkett has said.
Although the group helped build a stronger framework for environmental stewardship in the region, Beinecke notes that the region today is still trying to forge a balance between environmental protection and economic development, now around the issues of casinos and fracking.
Among the suggested approaches, evidence theory which is also called Dempster-Shafer theory (DST) introduces a stronger framework for our incomplete knowledge presentation and expression.
These rules form a more compassionate foundation for our health care system and are designed to create a stronger framework for how we handle our individual and collective well-being.
Punctuated equilibrium has also been cited as contributing to the theory that species are Darwinian individuals, and not just classes, thereby providing a stronger framework for a hierarchical theory of evolution.
A strong framework for delivery and accountability would be created with IND becoming a shadow agency from April 2007.
There are bills in the House and the Senate that would create a strong framework for patient-centered comparative effectiveness research.
"There is a global impact for these tech companies if we don't land on the right side of having a strong framework for how companies deal with security and these kinds of requests in the digital age".
John Podesta, Bill Clinton's former chief of staff and the head of the Center for American Progress, who co-chaired Obama's transition team, said, "That speech laid out a strong framework for what he wanted to accomplish.
