The phrase "a united framework for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a cohesive structure or system designed to support a specific purpose or goal.
Example: "The organization aims to establish a united framework for collaboration among its various departments."
Alternatives: "a cohesive structure for" or "an integrated system for".
He guided the peaceful reunification of his country, helped fashion the political framework for a united Europe and led the way to economic cooperation on the Continent and the adoption of a common currency.
"The challenge we face now is to transform these possibilities into the reality of an agreement," U.S. Secretary of State John F. Kerry declared, referring to a "basic framework" for a united, non-sectarian Syria.
He reiterated that there was no military solution to the conflict and urged the President to start a political process for a peacefully negotiated political settlement within the framework of a united Sri Lanka.
West Germany used its weight in world affairs, as well as the political momentum of change within its borders and in East Germany, to help shape many of the terms of the Ottawa framework for determining how a united Germany will fit into a post-cold war European order.
He stood for a united Uganda.
Cardinal Brady called for a united Church.
(3) The framework of holding our conclusions is more general and our results treat several iterative schemes and corresponding results in a united way.
The paper maps key design features of the United Kingdom׳s framework for marine permitting and planning, appraising the extent to which they enable orderly development of offshore CO2 storage in a manner consistent with relevant high-level policy objectives.
Since 2016 I've led the Science United project, which is a new framework for volunteer computing.
Because as vast and harrowing as they are, the all-encompassing challenges presented by climate change provide a framework for a coherent message that unites the left's global priorities.
