The phrase "a tangible framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a concrete structure or system that provides support or organization for ideas, processes, or projects.
Example: "The team developed a tangible framework to guide the implementation of the new policy, ensuring clarity and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a concrete structure" or "a solid foundation."
But he is not often concerned with creating a tangible framework or song structure so much as with evoking a vibe.
"Legitimate concern remains over the outlook in Kurdistan and we remain cautious pending a tangible framework defining availability of export markets and payments," analysts at Liberum Capital, a brokerage house in London, wrote in a research note.
Here, we build on previous work, breaking down key challenges of that knowledge transfer into a tangible framework, highlighting successful strategies that both modelling and ecology communities have developed to better interact with one another.
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Working with our compass, Taylor and her team organized their findings in a more tangible framework, consistent with the company's purpose and values but with a bias for action.
Rather than presenting silver-bullet formulas that are easily forgotten, Mr. Collins's books offer tangible frameworks for understanding why organizations succeed.
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Rainer Veil's second EP for Modern Love, New Brutalism, is another stellar release adding to this tone; stark renditions of jungle and rave stamped into a ragged framework, wraught with a tangible reaching towards the dance floor.
It makes a tangible difference.
