The phrase "a valid framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a structure or system that is acceptable and effective for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "The research provided a valid framework for understanding the complexities of social behavior."
Alternatives: "an acceptable structure" or "a sound model".
The results show how the EFQM Excellence Model can be a valid framework upon which to implement a KMP.
Second, a valid framework has to define the attack model, that could be an honest-but-curious adversary model or a malicious adversary model, and an adequate countermeasure.
The studies of Jerez-Gomez et al. [21] and Nwankpa and Roumani [22] provide empirical evidence that OLC dimensions represent a valid framework to assess the organization learning in information system research.
After long discussions, it was decided to start from the observable facts (the accidents in the available accident statistics) and then to select the type of accidents most severe or most frequent, and then find a valid framework to select the relevant driver errors.
This phylogenetic structure therefore forms a valid framework to address more specific questions concerning microbial carotenoid evolution.
The IMB model provides a valid framework for public health education and prevention.
The sequential decision-making task provides an ecologically valid framework for investigating computational-learning signals used in reward harvesting.
31 The DCS model proved to be a valid theoretical framework for explaining professional efficiency and exhaustion 32 and the complex interplay between job demands, emotional exhaustion and other social and individual factors.
Findings: The TPB was found to be a valid theoretical framework for predicting intention of CNMs to counsel and prescribe EC to women and provided insights to the multiple influences on CNMs' intention to counsel and prescribe EC to women.
By highlighting the continuity of Montesquieu's influence within French political thought, de Dijn convincingly asserts that aristocratic liberalism, which had originally been conceived as a reaction against royal absolutism, remained a valid conceptual framework for the critique of despotism under a revolutionary or imperial regime.
6 This would ensure effective intervention based on a valid theoretical framework for increasing physical performance.
