The phrase "a successful framework" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a system, structure, or methodology that has proven effective in achieving desired outcomes.
Example: "The new policy was built on a successful framework that has been tested in various organizations."
Alternatives: "an effective structure" or "a proven model."
Hadoop has emerged as a successful framework for large-scale data-intensive computing applications.
This study presents an overview aimed to help clarify some of the aspects behind forming a successful framework capable of making the right decisions for the future, today.
Here we propose a way to use the information of landmarks in SAT based planning, which is a successful framework for generating parallel plans.
Error-correcting output codes (ECOC) represent a successful framework to deal with multi-class categorization problems based on combining binary classifiers.
Thus, it enjoys all the desirable characteristics and fulfils all those criteria that are essential for a PKI to constitute a successful framework for the development of inter-domain and international Trusted Services.
Constraint-based modeling has become a successful framework for the analysis of large and complex stoichiometric biochemical networks [ 1].
In the mid-1930s, economist John Maynard Keynes came up with a very successful framework for analyzing broad trends in the economy--such things as unemployment, consumption, production, and inflation.
Registry data on sickness benefits is a primary source for making such inference, and multi-state models have proved to be a very successful framework for modelling the transitions between different benefits and work in such data.
However, recent work using data from Norwegian [ 2, 3] and Danish registries [ 4– 7] has proved that multi-state models [ 8– 13] can be a very successful framework for analysing this kind of data.
What WHO and UNICEF should do now, after decades of modestly successful efforts to curb the dangerous use of baby formula, is to push for a global treaty: a Framework Convention on Formula Control modeled on WHO's successful Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC).
In his first major speech to business leaders, Greg Clark said a successful industrial framework "has to be local" and warned that "for too long government policy has treated everywhere like it is identical".
